My solution is shader based. The object inside the cube is visible when viewed trough a “portal”.

You may find this example scene and the code here: https://github.com/ArmainAP/Godot-Occlusion-Portals

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Did you forget to push it? I’m only seeing a gnu license file and that’s that

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It’s on master. Which is a bit confusing because OP also has a main.

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Not anymore! Merged it to main.

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I haven’t noticed that I was working on master instead of main. Merged it to main now

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