I have a scene with a straight path. It looks something like this:
I've also wrote a vertex shader that bends the path. After applying the shader, it looks something like this:
If you were to look at the walls on the right, the emptiness is created by wall tiles that were culled by the camera's default frustum culling.
Is there a way fix this without disabling frustum culling completely?
One of the solutions is to increase the size of bounding boxes of your meshes so they still touch the frustum. Usually it's much easier but in your case it depends on the distortion caused by vertex shader and you didn't say much about that.
You'll probably need some experiments to find optimal way to compute BBox extends for each mesh. For start try to increase them by some constant amounts and see if that's what you need.
I assume that at the Camera position you don't change the vertices and the vertex shader influence increases with Camera.forward vector. In your current example meshes at the right should have increased bounds but for meshes at the left you can actually decrease them.
Here you have an answer how to change mesh BBox.
