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warning about missing shader coordinates
I'm using surface shaders so I don't have to code the lighting by hand, but it seems to require the use of appdata_full, which has everything, tangents, uvs, everything. That's ok, but my shader doesn't need everything, it only needs position and normal. Unfortunately using appdata_full marks the shader as needing tangents and texture coordinates too, and when you bind a material on a mesh that doesn't have the extra data, Unity produces a warning about "shader requires texture coordinates but the mesh doesn't have them" or some such, same with tangents.
It seems to me that I am stuck, either sending in bogus unnecessary data (slowing things down, eating more memory) using appdata_full, or just don't give it the data (producing lots of warnings) or give up on surface shaders entirely.
Is there another way out? Can I just disable the warning somehow? Or can Unity please allow us to use other vertex structures besides appdata_full?
Been annoying for years, long before surface shaders. The more of us that log bugs, the more likely it will get taken care of.
Answer by ScroodgeM · Jul 20, 2012 at 10:34 AM
the best way is to write your own 'appdata' type and use only field you need in shader.
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