Generally yes, But don't turn them off but rather alter them with your
modified shaders.
That's useful when the ShadowedScene is the root of the scene, and your
entire scene can be rendered with a single shader (or uber-shader with
uniforms to select different code paths). But in some cases that might not
be the case.
I see, that would work too.
I find it more convenient to disable the ShadowTechnique's shaders and
just place my own shaders at the root of the scene. Also others may
customize the way their shaders are applied to individual nodes.
Eventually I intend to start using VirtualProgram too... :-)
I really recommend it. We developed VirtualProgram for this particular
purpose ie to free user from creating all in one shader.
Wojtek
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