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gl-lambert-material

v1.0.3

Published

lambert material for 3d scenes using stack.gl

Downloads

13

Readme

gl-lambert-material

NPM version experimental js-standard-style material

Lambert material for 3d rendering.

As defined in gl-material, a material is a fragment shader and a set of styles with defaults. This material reflects lighting to produce a soft, diffuse appearence using the glsl-diffuse-oren-nayar shader component.

live demo


STYLE PARAMETERS

emissive : vec3 emissive color (unaffected by light), default [0.0, 0.0, 0.0]

ambient : vec3 ambient color component, default [0.2, 0.2, 0.2]

diffuse : vec3 diffuse color component, default [0.8, 0.8, 0.8]

roughness : float surface roughness, 0 for smooth, 1 for matte, default 0.7

albedo : float intensity of light reflection, 0 for dark, 1 for bright, default 0.7

image

install

npm install gl-lambert-material

usage

Use with gl-material to generate a compiled shader, given a gl context and constants to replace

var lambert = require('gl-lambert-material')
var material = require('gl-material')(gl, lambert, {LIGHTCOUNT: 1})

Or just get the fragment shader for use elsewhere

var fragment = require('gl-lambert-material').fragment