My current approach involves utilizing a customized orthographic projection matrix to place my flat sprite objects. However, I am facing an issue where the depth of the projection cannot be calculated linearly based on their positions alone; it is determined through a topological sort instead. How can I establish the depth of these objects independently from their positions?
When dealing with meshes, it is possible to set a specific value for object.renderDepth and remember to enable renderer.sortObjects = true.
However, this approach does not apply to sprites. Sprites will always be ordered based on their z-coordinate in camera space as long as
sprite.material.useScreenCoordinates = falseVersion r.60 of three.js
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