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How can I make the self-illumination diffuse shader brighter on ES1? It appears fine on ES2 but looks dull on ES1
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asked: Apr 09 '12 at 04:37 PM
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Last Updated: Apr 10 '12 at 05:03 PM
You probably want to use Quad instead of double. However, you really should alter that shader; using greater than lowp isn't the most performant solution. Multiple MAD lines are better. http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/212675/lighting-less-intense-on-ios.html
@Jessy cheers I will try that. Where can I find the source for this particular shader?
They're prefaced by "Illumin" in the DefaultResources folder. And it's weird, but they didn't use the Double keyword in the fallback, so adding that will probably be fine. They're actually using "fixed" variables, as you'd want for devices running on a battery, for the main shader.
Cheers @Jessy