Calculating normals for vertices which aren't a vertex of all neighbouring triangles In my procedurally generated mesh in Unity, not all vertices are vertexes of all neighbouring triangles - essentially, it's a grid with cells of varying sizes. This is messing up the calculation of normals however, making the lightning not smooth. How should I account for this? This is a part of the mesh to illustrate what I mean, in shaded wireframe and shaded mode:
For the shading to match, the normals (and any other vertex attributes) of the small triangles' verts would have to match the linear interpolation along the large triangle edge that they adjoin to.

For example: all the vertices in the green box below would need to be set by interpolating between the two blue vertices, based on their position along that edge.

As Nicol alluded to however, you may not get perfectly watertight rendering—or a perfect match in the shading—when constructing a mesh with T-junctions like this.

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