Stained glass window hell.

pixelpatron

Unity 5 - I'm using the glass shader on the left (FX/Glass/Stained) and just to the right I'm using a different shader, (standard/transparent). 

Yet neither of these shaders seem to take into account the color information of my diffuse texture. I was hoping to do some cool colorful texture on my glass and be able to see that applied to my floor. (all objects set to "static")

Image on left: Unity 5 game shot    -    Image on right: quick and dirty photoshop jobby

I'm at a loss.....I don't get it. What do I do?

Eric Chadwick

You'll have to fake it.
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/transparent-glass-shader-filtering-light-simulating-different-colours-of-windows-glass.417624/

pixelpatron

Ya, after some investigating I found that what I wanted wasn't possible without some kinda fake setup. I'll try messing around with projections (thanks Eric). Hopefully get something working, bummer thing is if I go that route (blocking the window from casting light through it, but have a projector cast across the room) I doubt the shaders or objects in the room will have any bounce light from the window (may possibly fake it with point lights?) and this will also kill my sun light ray shafts. Can't have my cake and eat it I guess. 

Sad panda face.

Eric Chadwick

Light probes and reflection probes should pick up the colored light. Real-time GI might require a colored light rather than a projector, not sure.