Fix materials get darker colors on 1.34.2+ #105
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Are you sure this is the proper fix? This seems to be a blanket solution for all materials, but to my knowledge you only need to fix Standard, no? |
I could add a check for Standard, thats right |
Done! |
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Updated it to make the shader property change directly when instantiating the material |
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This fixes lighting bug on 1.34.2+ by setting metallic property to 0 on materials with Standard shader type