Appending params to material or Coding PRB Material?

i got the params into the material with :

                originalMat.clippingPlanes = "planes";
                originalMat.clipShadows = "true";
                originalMat.shadowSide = "v3d.DoubleSide";

material didn’t show up and got a bad repeating console error …
“type error e is undefined in v3d.js”
and crashed the broswer.

think i need to just rebuild a metal texture in code…

thinking “MeshNodeMaterial” is what i’m looking for for the PBR ?

Oh yeah, I have the stencil clipping Planes example working great within a puzzles project.
And I removed those quotes, and loading the back the appended material works.

Thing is, the original material was a yellow metal PBR, now all I see is a plain gray material.

I thought it was a missing environment map for the new scene not being there to be reflected… I added an environment scene puzzle, but still the original material is gray.

Possibly I have to code the world environment material?

The clipping plane example code umm using makes it’s own v3d.WebGLrenerer.
And adds it to the v3d-container com.

How would I code it to use the renderer already being used in my puzzles scene?
app.renderer??

Yuri Kovelenov wrote:

Hi! Try app.scene.renderer

What’s the difference between that and
v3d.apps[0].renderer.localClippingEnabled = true?

Also I saw Alex recommending this
v3d.SceneUtils.getMaterialByName(v3d.apps[0], ‘YourMaterial’)
Which is great, gives me the actual thing not it’s name. Is there something like that for objects? I looked I the sceneutilities dev page and couldn’t find one.
i mean it’s obviously getObjectByName .. but a utility like the one above that shows every detail in console?

Thanks