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// Do not edit.
import { ShaderStore } from "../../Engines/shaderStore.js";
const name = "morphTargetsVertexGlobalDeclaration";
const shader = `
uniform float morphTargetInfluences[NUM_MORPH_INFLUENCERS];
uniform float morphTargetTextureIndices[NUM_MORPH_INFLUENCERS];uniform vec3 morphTargetTextureInfo;uniform highp sampler2DArray morphTargets;vec3 readVector3FromRawSampler(int targetIndex,float vertexIndex)
{
float y=floor(vertexIndex/morphTargetTextureInfo.y);float x=vertexIndex-y*morphTargetTextureInfo.y;vec3 textureUV=vec3((x+0.5)/morphTargetTextureInfo.y,(y+0.5)/morphTargetTextureInfo.z,morphTargetTextureIndices[targetIndex]);return texture(morphTargets,textureUV).xyz;}
vec4 readVector4FromRawSampler(int targetIndex,float vertexIndex)
{
float y=floor(vertexIndex/morphTargetTextureInfo.y);float x=vertexIndex-y*morphTargetTextureInfo.y;vec3 textureUV=vec3((x+0.5)/morphTargetTextureInfo.y,(y+0.5)/morphTargetTextureInfo.z,morphTargetTextureIndices[targetIndex]);return texture(morphTargets,textureUV);}
`;
// Sideeffect
if (!ShaderStore.IncludesShadersStore[name]) {
ShaderStore.IncludesShadersStore[name] = shader;
}
/** @internal */
export const morphTargetsVertexGlobalDeclaration = { name, shader };
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