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shaderkeyword [2021/05/02 17:20] – old revision restored (2021/03/22 16:18) 192.99.36.166shaderkeyword [2025/01/15 04:35] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 But the only shaders present in the build (after stripping) are: But the only shaders present in the build (after stripping) are:
-''_KEYWORD1 _KEYWORD2'' +<code> 
-''_KEYWORD2 _KEYWORD3''+_KEYWORD1 _KEYWORD2 
 +_KEYWORD2 _KEYWORD3 
 +</code>
  
 Unity will apply a fallback mechanism((I'm not sure what the fallback mechanism is, exactly)) to select a variant shader with the closest set of keywords. Unity will apply a fallback mechanism((I'm not sure what the fallback mechanism is, exactly)) to select a variant shader with the closest set of keywords.
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 Sometimes it's useful to debug which shader variants and keywords are actually being included into a build. The "Compiled Code" drop-down in the shader inspector has a button to show the variants included in a build, and more importantly, //why//. Some keywords are always included in a build, globally, and some are only included if a scene uses a material with those keywords. Sometimes it's useful to debug which shader variants and keywords are actually being included into a build. The "Compiled Code" drop-down in the shader inspector has a button to show the variants included in a build, and more importantly, //why//. Some keywords are always included in a build, globally, and some are only included if a scene uses a material with those keywords.
  
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