35 lines
1.5 KiB
C#
35 lines
1.5 KiB
C#
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using UnityEngine;
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namespace DestroyIt
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{
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public static class ParticleHelper
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{
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private static Material[] GetNewMaterialsForDestroyedParticle(Renderer destMesh, Destructible destructibleObj)
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{
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if (destructibleObj == null) return null;
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Material[] curMats = destMesh.sharedMaterials;
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Material[] newMats = new Material[curMats.Length];
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// For each of the old materials, try to get the destroyed version.
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for (int i = 0; i < curMats.Length; i++)
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{
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Material currentMat = curMats[i];
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if (currentMat == null) continue;
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// First, see if we need to replace the material with one defined on the Destructible script.
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MaterialMapping matMap = destructibleObj.replaceParticleMats.Find(x => x.SourceMaterial == currentMat);
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newMats[i] = matMap == null ? currentMat : matMap.ReplacementMaterial;
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// If we are using Progressive Damage, try to get a destroyed version of the material.
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if (!destructibleObj.UseProgressiveDamage) continue;
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if (destructibleObj.damageLevels == null || destructibleObj.damageLevels.Count == 0)
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destructibleObj.damageLevels = DestructibleHelper.DefaultDamageLevels();
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//DestructionManager.Instance.SetProgressiveDamageTexture(destMesh, newMats[i], destructibleObj.damageLevels[destructibleObj.damageLevels.Count - 1]);
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}
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return newMats;
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}
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}
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}
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