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make sure your goraud shading slope is correct, and does not overrun, and neither does your triangle draw routine. A combo of this could be death (or white lines, whichever comes first). If you plot 1 pixel to many for your triangle, your shading slope will probably overrun making the pixel a wrong color in the whole picture. Some people have their triangle drawwer make an extra pixel so adjunct polygons do not have 'holes' between them.<br />
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Just some thoughts,<br />
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&nbsp;Floris
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make sure your goraud shading slope is correct, and does not overrun, and neither does your triangle draw routine. A combo of this could be death (or white lines, whichever comes first). If you plot 1 pixel to many for your triangle, your shading slope will probably overrun making the pixel a wrong color in the whole picture. Some people have their triangle drawwer make an extra pixel so adjunct polygons do not have 'holes' between them.

Just some thoughts,

 Floris

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I wrote a grayscale goraud shading,<br />
but it has a problem-white lines<br />
on the edges of the polygons.It maybe<br />
becouse &nbsp;I'm using 3ds format,where all<br />
objects from triangles polygons.(At <br />
least 3DICA tutorial says something<br />
about it problem with the triangles :))<br />
So I need a good answer,tip,code,<br />
tutorial or anything that will help me<br />
to solve that problem.
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I wrote a grayscale goraud shading,
but it has a problem-white lines
on the edges of the polygons.It maybe
becouse  I'm using 3ds format,where all
objects from triangles polygons.(At 
least 3DICA tutorial says something
about it problem with the triangles :))
So I need a good answer,tip,code,
tutorial or anything that will help me
to solve that problem.

Need help in goraud shading.

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