Blender export problem

[excelsior]

	    var darkblue = new BABYLON.StandardMaterial('darkblue', scene)
	    darkblue.alpha = 1;
	    darkblue.diffuseColor = new BABYLON.Color3.FromInts(249,232,180);
	    darkblue.emissiveColor  = new BABYLON.Color3(0,0,0);
	    darkblue.ambientColor = new BABYLON.Color3(0, 0, 0);

	    var cube =  BABYLON.Mesh.CreateBox('cube',2,scene);
	    cube.scaling.z = 1;
	    cube.scaling.y = 0.5;
	    cube.position.x = -5;
	    cube.position.y =  2;
	    cube.position.z =  -2;
	    cube.material = darkblue;





BABYLON.SceneLoader.ImportMesh("", "mesh/book/", "untitled.babylon", scene, function (newMeshes){
										console.log(newMeshes)

											test = newMeshes[0]
											test.material = scene.tex.darkblue;

									})

So i ve created 2 cube one with babylon the one  on the left,  the other is the starting cube from blender that i exported. i apply the same material on both of them why does the light react differently on them ? 

[gryff]

When you set the material in Blender - did you change the specular settings or use the default settings? Try turning the intensity of specular settings in Blender to zero.

cheers, gryff

[excelsior]

no it doesn't change anything... 

[excelsior]

[gryff]

And turn on "flat shading" for the Blender cube

cheers, gryff

[excelsior]

still the same i don't get it

[excelsior]

i just open blender turn specular of the material to 0, click on tools, flat shading. export using blender ver 4.4.4 

[excelsior]

i ve got a single point light in the scene, if i export an object using the online modeling software clara.io i don't get this problem 

[excelsior]

i really don't understand i install blender for the first time 2 days ago export a cube and it's different i'm a noob so i don't know where it can come from 

[gryff]

Well this a test, two cubes - one from Blender, one created in BJS. I use the material for both that you defined as "darkblue". The Blender file contains a point light placed between the two cubes and above them.

2 cubes

The javascript is in the html file - so just view the page content in the web console

cheers, gryff