Models in OpenGL2.0 render path

[fungun]

I am lost for an answer to this problem.
Some of the models I use do not work right in the OpenGL 2.0 render path. See pics.
Does this have to do with transparent parts?

Thanks,
Tim

[selden]

I don't know if this is your problem exactly, but Celestia has always had problems depth sorting transparent objects. If an object's transparency is generated in a material's surface texture image, it helps a little if you define the material itself to have an opacity slightly less than 1.0 (e.g. 0.99), but that doesn't fix the problem in many cases.

Unfortunately, showing what is "wrong" doesn't help much if the observer doesn't know what is "right". Your pictures need to have some explanations added.

[fungun]

The vger cloud should be the blue one,(using the opengl vertext render path) not the grey tone colors as in the inset image.(using the opengl 2.0 render path)

The Enterprise bussard should look like the inset image,,(using the opengl vertext render path) not the bright yellow you see in the main image..(using the opengl 2.0 render path)

Does it make more sense now?

Thanks,
Tim

[Fenerit]

As for Enterprise' bussard should seem matter either of material's emissivity, and in particular an emissivity toward the yellow (1 1 0), or yellow specular color or both. For Viger's cloud, no clues about the blue-b/w shift. You could try to assign the blue color to the transparent mesh; albeit a point sprite maybe should best to render cloudy objects.