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Question by Crayz · Aug 25, 2015 at 01:38 AM · shadershadersinterpolation

Help with Splat map shader, control/splat texture interpolation has dark edges

I'm trying to create a Shader to paint terrain on a procedural generated mesh. I'm not too experienced in CG but I've managed to get something working, I think it would be considered splat or AddPass though not sure. The interpolation from the primary texture to another texture doesn't look correct, check this screenshot to see what I mean: http://puu.sh/jNtyZ/b438329641.jpg

Dirt is my main texture, tile and grass are splats. The interpolation from the main texture to any splat has a dark edge around it though interpolating from splat to splat is clear. Any idea why this might be happening?

Here's my fragment function:

 half4 frag(fragmentInput i) : COLOR
 {
     float4 main = tex2D(_MainTex, i.uv);

     float4 splat = float4(i.color.r * tex2D(_Splat0, i.uv).rgb, i.color.r);
     splat += float4(i.color.g * tex2D(_Splat1, i.uv).rgb, i.color.g);
     splat += float4(i.color.b * tex2D(_Splat2, i.uv).rgb, i.color.b);

     float4 _out = lerp(main, splat, splat.a);

     return _out; 
 }

To change textures on the mesh I simply change the rgb value of a vertex

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