Shade "back sides" the same as "front sides" #289
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The shader used to shade the "back side" of a face, as defined by the vertex normal, differently than the front sides. This minimally invasive change removes that distinction. A surface normal is still needed for shading, to compute the angle between the surface and the light, but the direction of that normal is ignored. Close #173
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The shader used to shade the "back side" of a face, as defined by the
vertex normal, differently than the front sides.
This minimally invasive change removes that distinction. A surface
normal is still needed for shading, to compute the angle between the
surface and the light, but the direction of that normal is ignored.
Close #173