Render an object over others?

[SuperStew1234]

I haven’t really seen many methods for this, but is there a way to make objects appear over others? (preferably in the simplest way possible)

[ClockworkOcean]

Pretty sure you can do that with stencil depth

How to Create Masks With the Custom Stencil Buffer | Tips & Tricks | Unreal Engine

[SupportiveEntity]

Hey there @SuperStew1234! I believe that Clockwork is correct, utilizing custom depth should be able to pull off what you need! However if that fails, I have a thread that goes into doing the same but with RTs instead if the custom depth method doesn’t work for your use case:

[SOLVED] Rendering Meshes over everything

I have found a solution. I want to take some time to do a more comprehensive write-up at some point, but here’s the broad strokes: We are essentially going to use a render target to fake a render layer such as what you may find in another engine like Godot or Unity. First, a couple caveats: this method will not work with any translucent materials on your meshes that you want to render over everything. Translucent materials will simply be invisible. This is unfortunate, but minor in my case. Al…