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Asked By | ilikelegos |
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Old Version | Published before Godot 3 was released. |
Hey, Ive been messing around and learning about shaders, but have come across a problem (Possibly a glitch?) where I’m not getting the right inputs in my shader.
Specifically, I wrote (and re-wrote and copied off demo):
uniform vec2 offset = vec2(2,0);
However it’s only showing up with a single scalar input box. Is there a problem with my code?
The code is fine.
Your Godot version, OS, node type, shader type?
Can you reproduce it on a fresh new project?
eons | 2016-10-20 14:08
Hmm, in trying to reproduce it (Or rather trying to not reproduce it), I found that works correctly as long as my vec2 isn’t named “offset” Umm… what?
So I guess my problem is solved, but if this is bug, I’m running:
Godot_v2.1-stable_win64 on Windows 10 and was using a fragment shader on a sprite node, which had several frames and an animation player.
ilikelegos | 2016-10-20 19:37
I remember some variable name problems on android (underscores).
If you can, try with a development version to see if that still happens (could be a windows 10 thing), if is still there please report the issue (look if does not exists yet first) on github to get that fixed for next release.
eons | 2016-10-21 16:29
Yeah, I found that “radius” also does some funny things… Unless… I had two windows of godot open; one with the sprite shaders demo, and one with my project. (Totally based on nothing) I wonder if the variable (of the same name and functioning on the demo) were somehow confusing my other open project?.. That’d be weird.
I’ll check it out. Report if I find something.
ilikelegos | 2016-10-21 18:39