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Part four of the Flow series adds support for transparent water. Not satisfied with regular transparency, we include underwater fog and fake refraction effects. It is a bit awkward doing this in a surface shader, but the techniques used can also be applied to custom rendering pipelines.

I have tested this with only with OpenGL and Metal, not with Direct3D11. Let me know if you get upside-down results.

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I have tested this with only with OpenGL and Metal, not with Direct3D11. Let me know if you get upside-down results.

Waves (Catlikecoding)

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