/// <summary>
/// Creates a new dewarp mesh game object, and sets the nessecary dependncies for generation of the mesh.
///
/// /// The dewarp mesh takes a post process material, Dewarp mesh verticies positions and a render texture.
/// The Post process material can be the UniCave postprocess material which enables edge blending and debugging.
/// The DewarpMeshPositions is positions of imported verticies from config. So it can generate a mesh based
/// on your loaded mesh calibration.
/// The render texture is for the camera displaying this dewarp mesh.
///
/// </summary>
/// <param name="name">the name of the gameobject</param>
/// <param name="postProcessMaterial">post process material</param>
/// <param name="vertices">positions of verticies from calibartion</param>
/// <param name="cameraTexture">render texture for the camera</param>
public Dewarp(string name, Material postProcessMaterial, DewarpMeshPosition verticesPositions, RenderTexture cameraTexture)
{
dewarpObject = new GameObject(objectName + name);
this.PostProcessMaterial = postProcessMaterial;
this.CalibratedVerticesPositions = verticesPositions;
this.CameraTexture = cameraTexture;
this.GenerateMesh();
this.GenerateAndAssignMaterials(name);
}
public Dewarp(string name, Material postProcessMaterial, DewarpMeshPosition vertices, RenderTexture cameraTexture)
{
this.dewarpPositions = vertices;
dewarpObject = new GameObject(objectName + name);
dewarpObject.layer = 8;
this.warpMeshFilter = dewarpObject.AddComponent <MeshFilter> ();
this.warpMeshFilter.mesh = Generate();
dewarpObject.layer = 8; //post processing layer is 8
//create material for left warpMesh
this.renderMaterial = new Material(postProcessMaterial);
this.renderMaterial.name = $"Material for {name}";
//assign the render texture to the material and the material to the warpMesh
renderMaterial.mainTexture = cameraTexture;
dewarpObject.AddComponent <MeshRenderer> ().material = renderMaterial;
}
