Hi.
I've been studying the Phong Shanding on GLSL these days, but the light coordinates doen't work well.
I think it doesn't be coincided between OpenGL and GLSL.
g_location_lightPos = glGetUniformLocationARB(g_porgObj, "lightPos");
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glUniform3fvARB(g_location_lightPos, 1, &g_lightPos[0]);
How to coincide the light coordinates between OpenGL and GLSL?
Please help...
You can access the lights coordinate using the gl_lightsource[i] uniform struct.
So you can use glLightfv(GL_LIGHTi, GL_POSITION, light_pos) and access that value in a vertex/fragment shader.
But beware of ATI's GLslang implementation. At Catalyst 3.10 and Catalyst 4.1 the light position is NOT multiplyed by the current modelview matrix.
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There is another theory which states that this has already happened...
if you are passing the light-coordinate in as a uniform, you have to multiply it by the modelview-matrix in effect when you would call glLight(GL_POSITION, ...) for fixed-function.
If you use the "normal" gl-state from the shader, it should be the right position already, but the current ATI driver has a bug in so far as that it doesn't seem to be doing that transfrom.
Jan Eickmann
Sorry, while writing, someone postet already :-)
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