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I understand this repo isn't maintained or verified beyond 2021, but I figured I'd leave this here in case anyone else runs into this while trying to use a more modern version of unity.
Attempting to use these shaders in 2023.2.6f1 works in the editor, but fails during runtime: the shaders will appear pink.
After some debugging, I found this was because of the RenderPipeline tag defined:
It is currently defined as UniversalRenderPipeline
I understand this repo isn't maintained or verified beyond 2021, but I figured I'd leave this here in case anyone else runs into this while trying to use a more modern version of unity.
Attempting to use these shaders in 2023.2.6f1 works in the editor, but fails during runtime: the shaders will appear pink.
After some debugging, I found this was because of the
RenderPipeline
tag defined:UniversalRenderPipeline
UniversalPipeline
This one is really Unity's fault in the first place:
https://forum.unity.com/threads/renderpipeline-tag-changed.1468196/
Older versions of unity <2022 wouldn't actually respect this tag, and some of the documentation had it listed incorrectly.
For anyone looking for a quick workaround, you can create a "CustomToonShader" and edit the shader tags directly in the hlsl file generated from it.
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