Add shader defines for all blend modes #2257
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Looks fine to me. Any idea when was the regression introduced? |
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I introduced this regression in #2137 where I was fixing an issue first found in Tangram JS. I used the same GLSL code because I assumed we were injecting the same defines. |
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Fixes a bug with dashed polyline rendering introduced by #2137. On this line in polyline.fs we checked
#if defined(TANGRAM_BLEND_OPAQUE), butTANGRAM_BLEND_OPAQUEwas never injected! This change injects shader defines for all blending modes, to more closely match Tangram JS shaders.Resolves #2256