LSka

I was poking around with gridshapes and shadows, and I noticed that when I use jit.gl.multiple to manage the gridshapes, they cast no shadow on each other (see patch below), so I guess jit.gl.light manages jit.gl.multiple as a single object, thus no "self-shadowing".

Are there any workarounds for this situation, or can I hope this will change in a future release?

I was poking around with gridshapes and shadows, and I noticed that when I use jit.gl.multiple to manage the gridshapes, they cast no shadow on each other (see patch below), so I guess jit.gl.light manages jit.gl.multiple as a single object, thus no "self-shadowing".
Are there any workarounds for this situation, or can I hope this will change in a future release?

jit-gl-multiple-and-shadows

I wrapped a workaround, based on poly~ and jit.scanwrap. I'm attaching the project here. Have fun!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/utejgc00uol5r3j/Wall_20150310_171942.maxzip?dl=0

I wrapped a workaround, based on poly~ and jit.scanwrap. I'm attaching the project here. Have fun!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/utejgc00uol5r3j/Wall_20150310_171942.maxzip?dl=0


just connect the jit.gl.material to the jit.gl.multiple.

jit.gl.multiple and shadows