An instance of Jax.Texture which represents a cube map can be auto-detected by virtue of having an array of 6 paths instead of a single path. Jax.Texture tries to do this, but actually fails because the target option defaults to GL_TEXTURE_2D and is never automatically switched to GL_TEXTURE_CUBE_MAP. This has the unfortunate side effect of not working at all, producing instead just a black texture in the fragment shader.
There's no reason Jax.Texture can't be smart enough to set target appropriately. Since it's an abstraction layer, by definition the user should not have to deal with this, so I'm marking it as a bug.
An instance of
Jax.Texturewhich represents a cube map can be auto-detected by virtue of having an array of 6 paths instead of a single path.Jax.Texturetries to do this, but actually fails because thetargetoption defaults toGL_TEXTURE_2Dand is never automatically switched toGL_TEXTURE_CUBE_MAP. This has the unfortunate side effect of not working at all, producing instead just a black texture in the fragment shader.There's no reason
Jax.Texturecan't be smart enough to settargetappropriately. Since it's an abstraction layer, by definition the user should not have to deal with this, so I'm marking it as a bug.