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Shader error: 'gl_' : reserved built-in name

10 years ago • updated by 9 years ago • 8

Just updated to latest SF from asset store.
When opening one of my shaders I get this error:

Shader error in 'TD2/Transparent/Building Transition': 'gl_' : reserved built-in name at line 162 (on opengl)

Compiling Vertex program with DIRECTIONAL SHADOWS_OFF LIGHTMAP_OFF DIRLIGHTMAP_OFF DYNAMICLIGHTMAP_OFF

on line 162:
Unity_GlossyEnvironmentData gl_en_data;

Please advice.

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Fixed

10 years ago

This has now been fixed in 1.21, which is releasing within an hour

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Planned

10 years ago

This is a known issue and will be fixed in the next update

10 years ago

May I ask you when the update with this fix is planned.

Thanks.

10 years ago

Hard to say, but I would guess it's done by sunday

10 years ago

Is there a work around for it, until fix is done?

10 years ago

Rename the gl_en_data variable to something else, like gloss_en_data, wherever it's used in the shader code

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Fixed

10 years ago

This has now been fixed in 1.21, which is releasing within an hour

9 years ago

I get these two (updated now to 1.22).

Shader error in 'Shader Forge/NewShader': 'gl_' : reserved built-in name at line 144 (on opengl)

Compiling Vertex program with DIRECTIONAL SHADOWS_OFF LIGHTMAP_OFF DIRLIGHTMAP_OFF DYNAMICLIGHTMAP_OFF

and

Shader error in 'Hidden/Shader Forge/PresetPBR': 'gl_' : reserved built-in name at line 144 (on opengl)

Compiling Vertex program with DIRECTIONAL SHADOWS_OFF LIGHTMAP_OFF DIRLIGHTMAP_OFF DYNAMICLIGHTMAP_OFF

9 years ago

I presume those aren't recompiled in that case, try reopening them with SF

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