Fix shadow map using vertex normals.#4985
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Looks good.
Can you please test this with omni a spot shadows for both WebGL1 and WebGL2 .. just making sure we don't do manual slope bias or something similar on GL1 that uses normals. Try both clustered, but especially non-clustered lighting.
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Tested GL1, GL2, clustered, non clustered and all looks good. We use the derivatives on depth for the polygon offset stuff on GL1 🙂. |
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Fixes #4971
Shadow map tries to output to wNormal which is an unused attribute. This cause a chain of event which begins with a uniform matrix_normal being unused but not stripped out of the shader code.