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Clipping Planes artifact in Verge example not Three.js example

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2020-10-06 at 1:11 am #33845

GLiFTeK
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Hi,
I’m using clipping planes in my verge project.
My clipping planes get one side shaded.
This appears in the Verge clipping planes stencil code example.

It does not in the three.js example.

So I’m looking to get rid of this.
Any advice on what’s causing it,or how to remove it?

Thanks

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2020-10-06 at 7:13 am #33867

Yuri Kovelenov
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I don’t why these examples are different, possibly need to look into this. Meanwhile, can you try hiding these planes?

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2020-10-06 at 11:55 am #33898

GLiFTeK
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Yuri Kovelenov wrote:

I don’t why these examples are different, possibly need to look into this. Meanwhile, can you try hiding these planes?

well. Plane() is not geometry i guess.. it’s math.. so there shouldn’t really be any way to .visible = false it.

i tried.. no dice.

very strange.

i even directly compared the code in both in VScode.

nothing different cept v3d/THREE

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