When updating any of the following shaders:
core/animate_sprite.vshcore/animate_sprite_blit.fshcore/animate_sprite_interpolate
an issue can be observed whereby the GameTime property, part of the Globals uniform, is set to a constant value of 0 and does not represent the actual value. I’ve attached an example shader that illustrates the issue.
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Steps to Reproduce:
Enable the provided resource pack
Place any block
Observed Results:
Observe that every block (or texture rendered by an atlas) becomes green, as the animate_sprite_blit shader in the resource pack is showing green if GameTime == 0
Expected Results:
GameTime should not be 0 and instead should be the correct value, like all other core shaders, and the condition should resolve to false, rendering all blocks correctly.
Bug still exists on 26.2-snapshot-6 when Graphics API is set to OpenGL. When Vulkan is enabled, the resource pack fails to load to begin with due to MC-307387
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