Currently the implementation uses flat shading—calculating the surface normal vector and using it at each point on the surface—rather than Gourard or (Blinn–)Phong shading. That's quicker and computationally simple, but it leads to sharp edges when shading adjacent but not coplanar surfaces. Calculating vertex normals for TRIANGLE_STRIP primitives will enable using Gourard or Phong shading which should be much smoother at the edges.
Currently the implementation uses flat shading—calculating the surface normal vector and using it at each point on the surface—rather than Gourard or (Blinn–)Phong shading. That's quicker and computationally simple, but it leads to sharp edges when shading adjacent but not coplanar surfaces. Calculating vertex normals for
TRIANGLE_STRIPprimitives will enable using Gourard or Phong shading which should be much smoother at the edges.