I've started to use shaders with objects in Jitter, but I cannot find a way to shade the "inside" of an object... don't know if that makes sense, but whenever I use the shader it applies to the exterior face of the object. I'm trying to create an environment for a scene (a skybox). How do I apply the shader to the inside of say, a giant sphere?

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it depends on the particular shader, but most are written for front-facing polygons.

so you won't have much success with this technique i'm afraid, unless you're writing your own custom shaders.

if you want to see the back faces (inside) of a sphere, you can simply set @cull_face 2 on your jit.gl.gridshape.

but you should also check out the jit.gl.skybox object, which may satisfy your needs.

hi dbm.
it depends on the particular shader, but most are written for front-facing polygons.
so you won't have much success with this technique i'm afraid, unless you're writing your own custom shaders.

but you should also check out the jit.gl.skybox object, which may satisfy your needs.


Shaders inside objects