Root cause: ALL 12 faces in cube.obj had reversed winding order.
This caused every face normal to point inward, breaking:
- Diffuse lighting (NdotL < 0 → no light on any face)
- Shadow bias (slope-dependent bias used wrong NdotL)
- Shadow self-shadowing (both sides rendered with CULL_NONE)
Fix: reversed all face indices to correct CCW winding:
- Back face: f 1 4 3, f 1 3 2 (was f 1 2 3, f 1 3 4)
- Front face: f 5 6 7, f 5 7 8 (was f 5 7 6, f 5 8 7)
- Left/Right/Bottom/Top: all reversed
Now MeshMath.ComputeFaceNormal produces correct outward normals.
Normal flip in shader (dot(N,V) < 0) is still kept as safety for
double-sided rendering, but cubes now have correct normals natively.
- Add Vertex struct and Mesh ECS component (vertices + indices).
- Add Vulkan IndexBuffer for indexed draws.
- Add MeshRenderer that draws Mesh + Transform entities with vkCmdDrawIndexed.
- Add minimal .obj loader (positions, faces) and glTF/glTF-binary loader via SharpGLTF.Core.
- Rewrite shaders to 3D position + color; recompile to SPIR-V.
- Update VulkanPipeline for new vertex format.
- Ship a sample Content/cube.obj and wire Program.cs to load it.
- Remove TriangleRenderer (replaced by MeshRenderer).
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