Federico-AmazingMaxStuff

Texture coords seems to start from 1 instead than 0, but only for the X axis. 

Attached patch to understand better what I mean, not for the faint of heart. 

As you can see the coords get used to render the color of the jit.gl.mesh.

test_gl_buffer.zip

Yes, as the title says, very strange.
Texture coords seems to start from 1 instead than 0, but only for the X axis. 
Windows 10, Max 8 last release. 

Attached patch to understand better what I mean, not for the faint of heart. 
As you can see the coords get used to render the color of the jit.gl.mesh.
The x coords seem to start from 1.

Thank you for any help! 

Yes, as the title says, very strange.
Texture coords seems to start from 1 instead than 0, but only for the X axis. 
Windows 10, Max 8 last 

texture-coords-omn-the-x-axis-starting-from-1-instead-of-0-inside-gl3-glsl-shader

Solved: it's not that the coords start from 1, it's just that you don't see the first vertex if you don't use interpolation.

[SOLVED] Texture Coords on the X axis starting from 1 instead of 0 inside GL3 GLSL shader