I was searching for an option, but didn’t find anything in help or this forum.
Is this possible?
I would like to cut a cylinder open and flip normals to create a stage.
With mirror bug lol
Not working.
I masked the object and created a shell. Did the trick for this test.
Scale an axis with -1.0.
It’s not really meant to be used that way but it does the trick.
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Thank you 
I forgot that discussion. I just had in mind that there is a way.
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This doesn’t seem to work. When trying to scale on one axis Nomad automatically scales all axis - even with Uniform Scale un-checked.
Is there another way?
That’s not the behavior I got, please make a video showcasing the issue you just described.
Please let me know if the video doesn’t work.
iPhone X and 2021ipad pro 11” produce the same result.
Both flip the object on the axis. All axis scales are the same even when box is unchecked. The sphere is in there for reference. You can see the object flipping around to the other side of the sphere.
Use inverse culling in material menu.
Wonderful! Thank you!
Is this your solution for flipping normals? Is it even possible (or needed) in nomad?
Old Thread.
Material
Inverse Culling
So…‘yes’, then? I tend to speak in full sentences. I am aware it is an old and rather convoluted thread which, contextually, is hard to follow, hence my question. Also, though related to the material, normals are more closely related to the mesh itself, which is why its confusing that the developers chose to included it under the material settings.
That’s why it doesn’t say anything about normals, it just flips the logic of what’s back side.
And back sidedness is defined by triangle clockwiseness, not normals.
Normals are always computed from scratch in Nomad anyway, but they should always be consistent with the face clockwiseness.