Shaders: RDCharacter: parameter refactor and diffuse modulation consolidation #1011
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Shaders: RDCharacter: parameter refactor and diffuse modulation consolidation
Description
This PR introduces structural and functional improvements to the
RDCharactershader:This caused inconsistent material appearance and visual artifacts when per-instance color overrides (for example
rendercoloror proxy driven modulation) were used.Now, diffuse modulation is applied directly to the base color before any shading calculations, ensuring all subsequent lighting and shading paths operate on the fully modulated color. Visual output is consistent, aligning shader behavior with the intended use of diffuse modulation as a persistent per-instance color modification.
SHADER_PARAMdeclarations incharacter_dx9.cppinto coherent sections: misc, base, bump, envmap, phong, detail, proxy.Additional Changes Included in this PR
Added default parameters and streamlined argument construction for shader compilation automation.
Excludes additional generated and local files to reduce noise in commits.
Testing / Verification
.gitignorechanges verified to correctly ignore generated/local files.