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5.0.0p3
Issue ID
685757
Regression
Yes
Shader compilation errors with the NFAA antialiasing effect
The NFAA antialiasing effect in the standard assets requires Shader Model 3.0. However, it lacks a proper shader target declaration ("#pragma target 3.0"), and because of that, it emits shader compilation errors while building a Windows standalone player.
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XMachinaX
Jul 31, 2015 12:28
For those that need a bit more guidance, just add :
#pragma target 3.0
at the end of the CGProgram declarations
Michel G
May 29, 2015 18:16
How did you fix the compilation error?
Ajinkya
Apr 18, 2015 17:16
It did fix the compilation error but it didn't show up in the update. I had to add the declaration on the code on my end.