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ValveSoftware / the_lab_renderer

Valve’s VR renderer used in The Lab (Valve’s VR launch title for the HTC Vive).
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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Renders everything as pink on Mac (with windows target) #4

Open capitaljmedia opened 8 years ago

capitaljmedia commented 8 years ago

When a project with the lab renderer is opened on a mac unity editor, anything using the steam material is pink as if the material is missing. Even if the build target is set to windows 64bit. This makes it impossible for team members with macs to work on non-vr parts of the game (level design, adding models, scripted events, etc..).

SmartCarrion commented 8 years ago

I second this one...glad it wasn't just something I did wrong!

eastes commented 8 years ago

This happened to me after building on PC, for PC.

It was because I had a mesh with material that was set to Additive. Changed to Alpha Blend and it worked.

capitaljmedia commented 8 years ago

@eastes do you mean that after you changed that one material to alpha blend that all your other pink materials were restored? or was only that one material pink?

eastes commented 8 years ago

@capitaljmedia Yes, after I changed that one material, my builds were working again for all materials. That one material was only on one object in my scene. That one object wasn't even enabled. Just to confirm, the pink problem only happened in my builds. The editor was fine.

RosaryMala commented 8 years ago

None of the lab renderer shaders support OpenGL.

Removing #pragma only_renderers d3d11 from the shaders allows them to at least show up in the editor when you're on OpenGL, but it causes the shader to handle lightmaps incorrectly, showing them over-bright. The system also quickly runs out of GPU memory.