Transmission tinting asset#273
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This asset is meant to test a renderer's ability to display surface tinting for thin-walled and volumetric materials using either KHR_materials_transmission or KHR_materials_diffuse_transmission.
Ideally, the rendered surface tinting will account for the number of faces that the light actually passes through. i.e. the simple plane should appear less tinted than the cubes.
This asset is also a good test for renderers that do not support the surface-tinting capabilities of the glTF material model directly and must convert these features. e.g. OpenPBR and Adobe Standard Material. In these cases, features like coat tinting might be needed to achieve the same effect.