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How does JPCT-AE Vertex works on Object3D.addTriangle(...)?

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Hellfire:
Hello friends. How does JPCT-AE Vertex works on Object3D.addTriangle(...)?

--- Code: ---public static Object3D createCube(float scale) {
 Object3D o = new Object3D(12);
 float size = scale / 2;

// FRONT
 o.addTriangle(new SimpleVector(-size, size, size), new SimpleVector(-size, -size, size), new SimpleVector(size, size, size));
 o.addTriangle(new SimpleVector(size, size, size), new SimpleVector(size, -size, size), new SimpleVector(-size, -size, size));

// BACK
 o.addTriangle(new SimpleVector(-size, size, -size), new SimpleVector(-size, -size, -size), new SimpleVector(size, size, -size));
 o.addTriangle(new SimpleVector(size, size, -size), new SimpleVector(size, -size, -size), new SimpleVector(-size, -size, -size));

// LEFT
 o.addTriangle(new SimpleVector(-size, size, size), new SimpleVector(-size, -size, size), new SimpleVector(-size, size, -size));
 o.addTriangle(new SimpleVector(-size, size, -size), new SimpleVector(-size, -size, -size), new SimpleVector(-size, -size, size));
 
// RIGHT
 o.addTriangle(new SimpleVector(size, size, size), new SimpleVector(size, -size, size), new SimpleVector(size, size, -size));
 o.addTriangle(new SimpleVector(size, size, -size), new SimpleVector(size, -size, -size), new SimpleVector(size, -size, size));

// UPPER
 o.addTriangle(new SimpleVector(size, size, size), new SimpleVector(-size, size, size), new SimpleVector(size, size, -size));
 o.addTriangle(new SimpleVector(size, size, -size), new SimpleVector(-size, size, -size), new SimpleVector(-size, size, size));

// LOWER
 o.addTriangle(new SimpleVector(size, -size, size), new SimpleVector(-size, -size, size), new SimpleVector(size, -size, -size));
 o.addTriangle(new SimpleVector(size, -size, -size), new SimpleVector(-size, -size, -size), new SimpleVector(-size, -size, size));
 return o;
}

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Result:

EgonOlsen:
Order matters here. jPCT culls away back faces (unless you disable this with setCullling(), but the lighting will be wrong in this case). What is a back face and what isn't is defined by the order of the vertices in a triangle. In this case, reverse the order of the vertices for the faces that aren't visible and they should show up.

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