Planar Reflection Problems.

Hello, I'm trying to get planar reflections to work on non planar surfaces, such as wet roads etc.
Currently I'm doing everything "right" by book, the probe is set underneath the camera and there is a ray that detects the ground height. But there is a huge issue, there seem to be distorted normals everywhere and nothing seems to help, maybe there is a need for a custom surface shader?

Here have a look, this is a screen captured in Unity:

As you can see the reflections are messy allover the place and I had to use Box Projection to get them a little better. But it's a limitation in general.

And here is a screen of how it should look like:


Any ideas on what's the case here? My own thought is that there's something to do with normals

 

hi.
In the first picture: are all of the three lanes a single mesh?

 

Yes the whole road is a single mesh, otherwise the box projection would not properly apply, because the box size is (10,10,10)

 

Why don't you use screen space reflections?

 

Becuase they have their own limitations. And mainly they use to much resources, I prefeer to use cubemaps.

 

After messing with some shader magic I'm 100% positive that it's all up to the normals, now I have to figure out what exactly must happen with the normals... normal directions to be exact, when I forced the normals direction up like this

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2.             void vert(inout appdata_full v, out Input o)
3.             {
4.                 UNITY_INITIALIZE_OUTPUT(Input, o);
5.                    float3 normalDirection = float3(0,1,0);
6.                  v.normal = normalDirection;
7.                }

I was able to get perfectly planar reflections, meaning that there were usual clipping issues, like with Mirror script. So yeah I think it's shader related!
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