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Shaders do not compile for WebGL
See original GitHub issueOn WebGL build I have following error:
ShaderNotFoundException: GLTF/PbrMetallicRoughness not found. Did you forget to add it to the build?
So I have included 2 shaders in the graphics settings
- PbrMetallicRoughness
- PbrSpecularGlossiness
Then I was waiting for like 3 hours for building, then I realize that it repeats “compiling shader variants” infinitely:
_Originally posted by @kolodi in https://github.com/KhronosGroup/UnityGLTF/issues/357#issuecomment-463976395_
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I believe you would need one or the other, preferably PbrMetallicRoughness. It still takes some time to compile all the variants, but you will only need to endure this process once.
@flecoq I was facing the same issue as you. I don’t have a clean fix but I did figure out a workaround: Instead of including the shader in the the graphics include list, I just added a cube to my scene using a material set to the “GLTF/PbrMetallicRoughness” shader and I disabled the cube. This seems to include the shader without all the variants.