Weather: rain falls inside under a sloped roof (about a metre past the roof surface) #1145
Labels
No labels
amd
avatars
bug
builder
cannot-reproduce
crash
epic
feature
from-viewer
gl-removal
known-limitation
monitoring
parity
perf
platform
priority
critical
priority
high
priority
low
priority
medium
provenance
rendering
rt
status
in-progress
status
testing
status
up-next
triage
ui
upstream
No milestone
No project
No assignees
2 participants
Notifications
Due date
No due date set.
Dependencies
No dependencies set.
Reference
sky_line/Slipstream#1145
Loading…
Add table
Add a link
Reference in a new issue
No description provided.
Delete branch "%!s()"
Deleting a branch is permanent. Although the deleted branch may continue to exist for a short time before it actually gets removed, it CANNOT be undone in most cases. Continue?
Rain falls inside a closed attic, about a metre in from the roof: the streaks appear under the sloped roof and fall onto the floor near the walls and in the middle of the room (screenshot below; dev build 2026-10-27, parcel rain). The same build shows streaks falling through a lower room's walls and floor as well.
What keeps rain out today: the weather occlusion map (#783,
RenderVKWeatherOcclusion1): a top-down depth map around the camera (coarse cascade of about half-metre texels plus the near cascade,RenderVKWeatherNearCascade1, refreshed everyRenderVKWeatherOcclusionInterval= 30 frames or on a cell change). The roof here is a steep, thin, sloped surface, so a streak can be about a metre inside it and still be let through.Suspects to check:
Check with the occlusion debug view if there is one, else dump the map, and compare it with the roof's height in this room.
Test: in this attic (and a room under a pitched roof generally) with steady rain, no streak appears below the roof; rain still falls right up to the eaves outside.
TheSlowly referenced this issue2026-10-27 18:46:39 +00:00
Fixed in main by
ae2b972c16.Reopened: 1.4.5 has the first part (rain no longer falls far inside), but rain still reaches inside under a sloped roof in strong wind. Follow-ups on dev: the weather map now draws without the depth bias, and the fine map is centred so a raised room (an attic) stays on it under a strong wind tilt. Testing continues.