// Use this for initialization
void Start()
{
CustomizationManager.instance.OnCostumeChanged.AddListener(CostumeChanged);
CustomizationManager.instance.OnHairStyleChanged.AddListener(HairStyleChanged);
CustomizationManager.instance.OnFaceChanged.AddListener(FaceChanged);
// Find all sprite meshes attached to the player. This will avoid accessive GetComponent calls
skeleton = PlayerMeshSkeleton.GetSkeleton();
// Update the player's costume
CostumeChanged();
HairStyleChanged();
FaceChanged();
}
// Use this for initialization
void Start()
{
CustomizationManager.instance.OnSkinChanged.AddListener(SetSkinSV);
CustomizationManager.instance.OnCostumeChanged.AddListener(CostumeChanged);
HSVRangeMin = CustomizationManager.instance.GetHSVRangeMin();
HSVRangeMax = CustomizationManager.instance.GetHSVRangeMax();
// Creates instances of the HSV and default sprite materials to be applied at runtime as needed.
skinMaterial = new Material(Shader.Find("Custom/HSVRangeShader"));
spriteMaterial = new Material(Shader.Find("Sprites/Default"));
// Adjust HSV ranges
skinMaterial.SetFloat("_HSVRangeMin", HSVRangeMin);
skinMaterial.SetFloat("_HSVRangeMax", HSVRangeMax);
// Find all sprite meshes attached to the player. This makes recoloring far easier.
skeleton = PlayerMeshSkeleton.GetSkeleton();
// Gets a reference to the player's head
head = skeleton.Find(h => h.name == "Head");
skinBodyParts.Add(head);
// Determine the components that need to be recolored based on the costume.
CostumeData costume = CustomizationManager.instance.GetCurrentCostume();
if (costume != null)
{
List <string> costumeTargets = costume.GetSkinTargets();
foreach (string s in costumeTargets)
{
AddSkinTarget(s);
}
}
// Applies skin color
SetSkinSV();
ApplySkinColorToTargets();
}
