/**
 * @author mr.doob / http://mrdoob.com/
 * @author alteredq / http://alteredqualia.com/
 */

THREE.Mesh = function ( geometry, material/*, normUVs*/ ) {

	THREE.Object3D.call( this );

	this.geometry = geometry;
	this.material = material instanceof Array ? material : [ material ];

	this.flipSided = false;
	this.doubleSided = false;

	this.overdraw = false;

	// if ( normUVs ) this.normalizeUVs();

	// this.geometry.boundingBox ||this.geometry.computeBoundingBox();
	this.geometry.boundingSphere || this.geometry.computeBoundingSphere();

};

THREE.Mesh.prototype = new THREE.Object3D();
THREE.Mesh.prototype.constructor = THREE.Mesh;

/*
TODO: This doesn't completely fix the issue. Needs to be handled directly in the CanvasRenderer

THREE.Mesh.prototype.normalizeUVs = function () {

	var i, il, j, jl, uvs;

	for ( i = 0, il = this.geometry.uvs.length; i < il; i++ ) {

		uvs = this.geometry.uvs[ i ];

		for ( j = 0, jl = uvs.length; j < jl; j++ ) {

			// texture repeat
			// (WebGL does this by default but canvas renderer needs to do it explicitly)

			if( uvs[ j ].u != 1.0 ) uvs[ j ].u = uvs[ j ].u - Math.floor( uvs[ j ].u );
			if( uvs[ j ].v != 1.0 ) uvs[ j ].v = uvs[ j ].v - Math.floor( uvs[ j ].v );

		}

	}

};
*/