open a page https://playground.babylonjs.com/#D8AK3Z#44
switch to webgpu
Replace the node material named node with the node material in the compressed package, and the console reports an error
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It’s an error in WebGPU to not provide a resource if you use it in the shader. In your material, there’s an empty Texture block: you must provide a texture for it.
Your material in the NME:
The empty Texture block:
This node material supports webGL2 but webGPU should also support it
This only works in WebGL because of a side-effect.
There’s the same problem in WebGL: there’s no texture for the Texture block. In that case, WebGL reuses another texture used by the shader, but you shouldn’t rely on this behavior: as far as I’m concerned, this should also fail in WebGL, it’s simply a mistake to declare and use a texture in your shader and not supply the texture. I’ve seen other cases where a texture wasn’t supplied and the texture used was random, and that makes bugs hard to find…
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Thank you. I understand