I'm using Blender 4.1 and while I know it is not a stable version and there's not a lot of info about it out there yet, I figure it was worth asking here.
I can see the transparency settings just fine in eevee legacy, but not in the next eevee. What would be the equivalent to alpha hashed on this new one? Is that even applicable?
A little going on a tangent here, but does anyone know what is that they are planning on improving with this new version of eevee overall?
There is no need for the alpha setting. Alpha works right out of the box with Dithering which is similar to alpha hash. As for overall improvements. They are adding new features available in newer GPUs, Some Raytrace elements, Global illumination, and removing the light limit or at least increasing it. In case you didn't know there was a limit of 8 sun lamps and 128 non sun lamps. The goal is something like 65K light if I remember correctly. They also want to clean up the code and improve render times. There are also a list of "Paper Cuts" that they will try to include as well. Paper Cuts is the Blender developers term for things that are annoying or would be nice to add to Blender, but isn't a priority. You can find a lot of these listed and discussed through Blender community's Right Click Select. If a topic gets enough votes the developers will increase the priority to work on that feature.
Cool! Thank you for the detailed response Dwayne! And for sharing this other community!
Can't wait for a more intuitive Eevee! Go dev team!