Is this correct behaviour for jpct-ae?

[jaccunio]

Hi, I'm playing a little with jpct, basically I import an obj model, use code from helloworld example and I get this: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/17880002/device-2012-01-29-161636.png
It looks really bad and I'm wondering whether I made a mistake somewhere that's causing this.

[EgonOlsen]

And the bad thing is...

[jaccunio]

The shading looks quite bad, it's not smooth, looks more like toon shading. Is there any way to improve it? (I know that custom shader is always the answer, but I can't get opengl 2.0 to work with live wallpapers)

[EgonOlsen]

It's perfectly fine for a 16bit framebuffer, which is most likely what you are using. If you want smoother gradiants, use 32bit instead (not sure if this is possible for a wallpaper, because i don't know how the color depth of the home screen is handled). However, this usually isn't an issue, because you normally have textures and stuff and you don't show a single tea pot that shades from light to darker grey.

[K24A3]

You can either enable dithering to smooth out the banding, or use 32bit mode which may impact performance on some devices. 32bit works fine in wallpapers.

[EgonOlsen]

Sure...i forgot about the dithering switch. You can enable it with Config.glDither=true and see if that helps.