skeji

Just getting through Jitter tutorial 35 (Lighting and Fog) and most of the lighting messages are sent to jit.gl.render. However, I'm used to seeing most functions of jit.gl.render be absorbed by jit.world, but I'm wondering if this is not so with lighting. So 2 questions:

- Is there a better way (i.e. another object) to send lighting messages?

- Do you have any tips for integrating jit.world with jit.gl.render (or maybe I should choose 1 approach for each patch)?

Or any other advice related to this topic is super useful.

Just getting through Jitter tutorial 35 (Lighting and Fog) and most of the lighting messages are sent to jit.gl.render.  However, I'm used to seeing most functions of jit.gl.render be absorbed by jit.world, but I'm wondering if this is not so with lighting.  So 2 questions:
- Is there a better way (i.e. another object) to send lighting messages?
- Do you have any tips for integrating jit.world with jit.gl.render (or maybe I should choose 1 approach for each patch)?

lighting-and-jit-world-vs-jit-gl-render

i recommend you use the jit.gl.light object instead of the gl.render lighting attributes.

Lighting and jit.world vs jit.gl.render