Hiho, still playing around with Clutter I faced a problem with proper hiding 3D surfaces. I ripped down a simple example (in Perl) which reproduces it. It's a cube (in fact just a ring with four sides, no top no bottom) you can rotate using left/right arrow keys. While rotating you see that the lastly added actor in the group is drawn on the top ignoring actual positions and depths. Is this intended? How can I fix this?
Thanks,
Jörn
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cube.pl
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