My models are lit using vertex normals, which appear to work properly at first, but if the model is rotated at all, entire faces flicker on and off. I'm lighting each vertex based on the normal data provided for each vertex in my model editor's output file, and it looks like good surface lighting until you move the model. Moving the camera has no affect on the light (I set the light's position each frame, after orienting the camera), just rotating the object. It appears to only happen to the faces on the edge of the light (where the part of the model is in darkness), and as I said the entire face flickers on or off (depending on its mood, as it would seem). I've double checked the vertex normal data the model is being drawn with against the data in the file I'm using from the editor, and the values appear to be just fine. And as I said it looks to be properly lit via vertex normals, until the object is rotated (translations have no affect), at such time entire faces flicker (which is bizarre as I'm giving GL vertex normals). Might someone offer a reason for what is going on? More information will gladly supplied as needed. Thanks as always!

Hmm...I'll look into whether or not I'm drawing unnecessary triangles. I have made a few changes to the model class as of late, so something could have snuck in. Enabling cull facing has shown me that my faces are all being drawn backwards (the forward facing ones are getting culled while the rear-facing ones remain), so I'll need to fix that too. I used to remember how to do such a thing...

Thanks guys :)