Fix shader compilation error when writing to FOG when render_mode fog_disabled#115026
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…fog_disabled. Always declares FOG variable regardless of fog state. Previously, only declared fog if FOG_DISABLED was undefined. This caused errors if the code tried to write to fog later. Exists as a dummy variable when unused. Signed-off-by: Joshua Rothe <joshrothe@gmail.com>
FOG when render_mode fog_disabled
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…r-compilation-with-fog-disabled Fix shader compilation error when writing to `FOG` when `render_mode fog_disabled`
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Always declares FOG variable regardless of fog state. Previously, only declared fog if FOG_DISABLED was undefined. This caused errors if the code tried to write to fog later. Exists as a dummy variable when unused.
Fixes #94567.