StandardShaderUtility Class

Definition

Namespace:

Microsoft.MixedReality.GraphicsTools

Assembly:

Microsoft.MixedReality.GraphicsTools.dll

Graphics Tools standard shader utility class with commonly used constants, types and convenience methods.

public static class StandardShaderUtility

type StandardShaderUtility = class

Public Class StandardShaderUtility

Inheritance

Object

StandardShaderUtility

Fields

GraphicsToolsStandardCanvasShaderName	The string name of the Standard Canvas shader which can be used to identify a shader or for shader lookups.
GraphicsToolsStandardShaderName	The string name of the Standard shader which can be used to identify a shader or for shader lookups.
GraphicsToolsTextMeshProShaderName	The string name of the Graphics Tools Text Mesh Pro shader which can be used to identify a shader or for shader lookups.

Properties

GraphicsToolsStandardCanvasShader	Returns an instance of the Graphics Tools/Standard shader.
GraphicsToolsStandardShader	Returns an instance of the Graphics Tools/Standard shader.
GraphicsToolsTextMeshProShader	Returns an instance of the Graphics Tools/Text Mesh Pro shader.

Methods

AutofillFourPointGradient(Color, Color, Color, Color, Color, Color)	Given a source color produces a visually pleasing" gradient by shifting the source color in HSV space.
ColorShiftHSV(Color, Single, Single, Single)	Shifts a source color in HSV color space.
IsGraphicsToolsStandardShader(Shader)	Checks if a shader is the Graphics Tools/Standard or Standard Canvas shader.
IsGraphicsToolsTextMeshProShader(Shader)	Checks if a shader is the Graphics Tools/Text Mesh Pro shader.
IsUsingGraphicsToolsStandardShader(Material)	Checks if a material is using the Graphics Tools/Standard or Standard Canvas shader.
IsUsingGraphicsToolsTextMeshProShader(Material)	Checks if a material is using the Graphics Tools/Text Mesh Pro shader.
TryParseCSSGradient(String, Color[], Single[], Single)	Attempts to parse a CSS gradient (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/gradient) into an array of colors and times. Note, only linear gradients are supported at the moment. And, not all CSS gradient features are supported. An example input sting is: background: background: linear-gradient(90deg, #0380FD 0%, #406FC8 19.05%, #2B398F 49.48%, #FF77C1 100%);