Issue #872: Fix float overflow in plasma transition shader #873
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On higher resolutiuons and when using GLES, the plasma transition shader could result in generating using huge numbers as input for
sin(), returning NaN as a result and breaking the shader output. Fixed by dividing each coordinate multiplier by 10.000.