Federico-AmazingMaxStuff

when using the jit.gl.material with a jit.gl.mesh and a texture used as a diffuse input for the material, the color attribute (color matrix input or color written from a tf shader) of the vertices of the jit.gl.mesh is not taken anymore into consideration. 

Is there a way to use the color attribute as a multiplier for the texture color? I've tried @override 0 and @auto_material 0 but this didn't do the trick. 

Hi all,
when using the jit.gl.material with a jit.gl.mesh and a texture used as a diffuse input for the material, the color attribute (color matrix input or color written from a tf shader) of the vertices of the jit.gl.mesh is not taken anymore into consideration. 

Is there a way to use the color attribute as a multiplier for the texture color? I've tried @override 0 and @auto_material 0 but this didn't do the trick. 



Hi all,
when using the jit.gl.material with a jit.gl.mesh and a texture used as a diffuse input for the material, the color attribute (color

jit-gl-material-shader-using-object-vertices-color-attribute-is-this-possible

It looks like jit.gl.material does not incorporate vertex color attributes in its lighting calculations. I can file a feature request for this. In the meantime you will have to implement this in a custom shader.

jit.gl.material shader using object vertices color input, is this possible?