Gl_Compatibility renderer missing 3D shadows

[DSGuy02]

Godot version

4.0 beta 3 mono

System information

Linux, OpenGL 3, Intel HD Graphics 4000, Mesa 18.3.6

Issue description

Settiing rendering/renderer/rendering_method to gl_compatibility causes the sky and meshes and to not get rendered on runtime, but they look fine in the editor. Sprite3D and Shadows from DirectionLight3D does not get rendered at all.

How it looks in the editor, notice the highlighted nodes are Sprite3D.

How it looks with DirectionalLight3D and shadows enabled, notice the absence of shadows.

Running the scene, the sky, lighting, and sprite3ds does not get rendered, the meshes comes out as pink.

Steps to reproduce

• Create new project and set the all rendering to 'gl_compatibility'
• Make a 3D scene
• Add or import any kind of meshes
• Add a Sprite3D node and use godot's icon.svg (or any image) as texture
• Add DirectionalLight3D and enable shadow
• Add a camera
• Run the scene

Minimal reproduction project

OpenGl_Render_Test.zip

[xtremezero]

Tried it on Nvidia MX450 , Got Green / White artifacts sometimes , and rendered well at other times ..

I attached new environment to the camera and it fixed it

[DSGuy02]

I attached new environment to the camera and it fixed it

Adding a WorldEnvironment to the scene seems to make the meshes render now, however setting the Background mode to 'sky' yields nothing, and the Sprite3D and shadows still don't get rendered

[kleonc]

Sprite3D not rendering is a duplicate of #67700 (already fixed), not sure about the other issues.

[mrjustaguy]

shadow rendering hasn't been reimplemented yet.

[Calinou]

Adding a WorldEnvironment to the scene seems to make the meshes render now, however setting the Background mode to 'sky' yields nothing, and the Sprite3D and shadows still don't get rendered

Did you add a sky material? You can copy the current preview sun and sky using the "three vertical dots" button at the top of the 3D editor viewport. To do so, you need to remove the existing WorldEnvironment and/or DirectionalLight3D node from your scene first (if you added one).

[DSGuy02]

Did you add a sky material? You can copy the current preview sun and sky using the "three vertical dots" button at the top of the 3D editor viewport. To do so, you need to remove the existing WorldEnvironment and/or DirectionalLight3D node from your scene first (if you added one).

I just followed your steps and was able to successfully recreate the default environment, thank you. I think this workaround should suffice until a proper fix had been made.