Hi! How to make black borders in meshes like in this game

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here link DiStraction

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here link PG

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Thank you bro

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It’s somehow not beautiful :sleepy: :kissing:

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Gee, you Guys are having a slick conversation :grin: Not sure I can follow the vibes :crazy_face:
Let me try: :sweat_smile: :joy:

"Here, check: Toon shader from NME. You can likely use as a base. For more info: @Lun "

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It’s just two objects! Each object will have to make a black copy . this is not a solution

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If so, may be you could explain us the technical meaning of ‘somehow not beautiful’ :thinking:
I’m not sure how to relate this to a method or even visual aspect.

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try playing with the outlineWidth

ground.renderOutline =true;
    ground.outlineColor = new BABYLON.Color3(0,1,0);
    ground.outlineWidth = .005
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@strelok93
I think it is the solution.
Furthermore you may want to try and fiddle with these settings:

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ugly because the edges are open there

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Ok, I think I got you now. You mean when the mesh has sharp edges, the outline does not follow the vertices (and makes a cut on the edges), yes?
This is a known issue with the outline that has been discussed here (among others)

You can quite easily solve it if you have a volume (like i.e. a cube), but the fix doesn’t work on a plane.

May be lower in the thread or in another/newer thread somebody has a solution for it.
Basically, the bug occurs when you don’t have soft edges.
I hope this helps and answers your question.
Meanwhile, have a great day :sunglasses:

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thank you very much for your advice. I appreciate it. But I think this is somehow solved with the help of post processes. for all objects. Now I’m studying shaders, if I solve the problem, I’ll let you know here

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look for all active Meshes in the scene ( i think )
or just scene.meshes[i]
it’s an array