Explicitly make instance_index vertex output @interpolate(flat) #9675
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The WGSL spec says that all scalar or vector integer vertex stage outputs and fragment stage inputs must be marked as @interpolate(flat). I think wgpu fixed this up for us, but being explicit is more correct.
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…engine#9675) The WGSL spec says that all scalar or vector integer vertex stage outputs and fragment stage inputs must be marked as @interpolate(flat). I think wgpu fixed this up for us, but being explicit is more correct.
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The WGSL spec says that all scalar or vector integer vertex stage outputs and fragment stage inputs must be marked as @interpolate(flat). I think wgpu fixed this up for us, but being explicit is more correct.