#Shader Lab Cel-Shader, Recieve Shadows causes weird extra shadows on modeks

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warm owl
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For some reason if "receive shadows" is on it adds an extra shadow that doesnt work like the cel shader for some reason

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I can't just turn it off because I need it so it have other object cast shadows on it

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So what am I supposed to do?

proper lichen
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do you wanna do it this way or could you opt for shader graph?

warm owl
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im sticking with lab

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Heres another example of the problem

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Notice how the shadow on the left has a gradient unlike the shadow on the arm

proper lichen
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yeah

warm owl
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Also doesnt shader graph require URP?

proper lichen
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you can download shader graph as a package I think

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but it comes with URP by default

warm owl
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Ah so it can be used with built in?

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or what ever the default render is called

proper lichen
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I am not sure, but you can try, I can't really do it since I'd need to do a new project

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you could try and download it from the packages

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if it don't work. just remove it

warm owl
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i think it does

proper lichen
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it works?

warm owl
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i tried it

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and it does

proper lichen
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nice

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though if you do it in Shader Graph, you'll need to use Hlsl instead of shaderlab

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at least that's what I did

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had to do

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uhm for custom functions

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you can still do stuff without code

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but for what you want, you will likely need to write a custom function for getting the sources of light

warm owl
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Screw it sticking to shaderlab

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The other problem is none of the other guides are using surface shaders

proper lichen
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I can’t really help you since I don’t know shaderlab

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I don’t know how to ramp the values either but I do know how to make a just straight up toon shader