JOGL - GLSL Bump Mapping (Please Help!)

I've been spending the better half of the last 2 weeks trying to get bump-mapping working, however I seem to be having a problem when combining a normal map with a texture.

Bump mapping seems to work fine, when I apply only the normal map, however when I try to also apply the colour map (regular texture) the results are somewhat strange. I am using GLSL shaders borrowed from existing tutorials, which seem to work fine and other users have reported that all is working well.

I suspect there is something wrong with my JOGL code, however I cant see what exactly.

Screenshots: (First is with just normal Map, other 2 are with normal map and texture)

http://imgur.com/a/ceDpg

Link to my shader and GL code snippets:

http://pastebin.com/9mPmSNX3


Any help would be greatly appreciated, I am only posting here as a last resort after trawling through pages of threads/tutorials over the last few weeks with no joy.

Hope someone out there can help.

Leo

By "somewhat strange" u mean what ? At first sight the bumpmapped screenshot looks ok to me.  What exactly is wrong there ?

Hi There,

Thanks for replying,

Well initially the textures weren't rendering properly (I could get the bumpmap with no texture (that blue screenshot) or the regular texture without bumpmap but not both) I have since found that this was a problem with setting the textures to the right numbers, which brings me to my current problem:

gl.glActiveTexture(GL2.GL_TEXTURE1);
                        texture.enable(gl);
                        texture.bind(gl);
                        setUniform1i(gl,shaderID,"colorMap",texture.getTextureObject(gl));
                        texture.disable(gl);

gl.glActiveTexture(GL2.GL_TEXTURE2);
                        normalMap.enable(gl);
                        normalMap.bind(gl);
                        setUniform1i(gl,shaderID,"normalMap",normalMap.getTextureObject(gl));
                        normalMap.disable(gl);


This works great, and I now get a bump-mapped colour textured model. However the new problem arises when I try to draw numerous objects, as they all override GL_TEXTURE1 and GL_TEXTURE2.

EDIT: For example, the skybox I am rendering now renders the same texture as the spaceship, when obviously I want it to render its own texture.

How would I go about making this implementation work for multiple objects? Something to do with GenTextures perhaps?

Sorry if I sound vague, my brain is somewhat confused at this point.

Leo

>How would I go about making this implementation work for multiple objects?

Simply load multiple texture objects to an array and bind them in ur draw-loop ?!

Stg like this:

for (int i=0; i<10; i++) {
gl.glActiveTexture(GL2.GL_TEXTURE1);
                        texture[i].enable(gl);
                        texture[i].bind(gl);
                        setUniform1i(gl,shaderID,"colorMap",texture[i].getTextureObject(gl));
                        texture[i].disable(gl);
gl.glActiveTexture(GL2.GL_TEXTURE2);
                        normalMap[i].enable(gl);
                        normalMap[i].bind(gl);
                        setUniform1i(gl,shaderID,"normalMap",normalMap[i].getTextureObject(gl));
                        normalMap[i].disable(gl);

//... ur draw code here ...

}