What happened?

How to reproduce:

1. use the latest revision of Iris (f06a69d) and Sodium (26537f6)
2. use the latest development version of Complementary ( v4.1 dev3 )
3. enable Noice Coated Textures (NOISY_TEXTURES in /shaders/lib/common.glsl)
4. place down some stone brick related blocks or magenta/red tinted ones (like magenta concrete powder, terracotta, wool or red concrete powder) and probably some other blocks as well

Screenshots

without Sodium (expected behavior):

with Sodium:

Relevant log output

latest.log is attached in the additional context

Iris and Minecraft Version

iris-mc1.17-1.1.0+rev.f06a69d.jar for Minecraft 1.17 & sodium-fabric-mc1.17-0.3.0+IRIS1-rev.26537f6.jar for Minecraft 1.17

Are you running Sodium along with Iris?

Yes

Operating System

Linux

What is your GPU?

Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070

Java Version

Java 16

Additional context

Emin (developer of Complementary) said this about the bug:

although I could not find anything about it in my logs

Is this still an issue?

Between this issue being reported and now (between the release of 1.1.0 and 1.1.2), two things happened:

1. atlasSize was properly implemented
2. A bug where certain blocks would have corrupted values for midTexCoord was fixed.

I think it's pretty likely that one or both of those things fixed the issue, so I'll close this for now, unless it becomes clear it's still an issue.

It works fine on my end