void Do()
{
for (int i = 0; i < replace.Length; i++)
{
Transform trs = replace[i];
Transform clone = PrefabUtilityExtensions.ClonePrefabInstance(prefab.gameObject).GetComponent <Transform>();
clone.position = trs.position;
clone.rotation = trs.rotation;
clone.SetParent(trs.parent);
clone.localScale = trs.localScale;
if (copyMesh)
{
MeshFilter meshFilter = trs.GetComponent <MeshFilter>();
if (meshFilter != null)
{
MeshFilter cloneMeshFilter = clone.GetComponent <MeshFilter>();
if (cloneMeshFilter != null)
{
cloneMeshFilter.mesh = meshFilter.mesh;
}
}
}
DestroyImmediate(trs.gameObject);
}
}
public static void PrefabUpdated(GameObject go)
{
if (go)
{
if (go.activeSelf)
{
// Debug.LogError("Set prefab: {0} was left active on last \"Apply\", be sure to set the active flag to false (Sets are always marked inactive)".Fmt(setCom.GetType().Name));
/// Eventually we want this, but there are some gotchas with writing out a prefab
/// e.g. if the set gets parented to a blank gameobject and then applied, we would end up writing out that prefab
Debug.LogError("Set prefab: {0} was left active on last \"Apply\", auto-correcting the active flag to false (Sets are always marked inactive)".Fmt(GetType().Name));
// TODO: Make sure the correct object is written out and not just simply the root prefab
go.SetActive(false);
PrefabUtilityExtensions.WritePrefabToDisk(go);
}
}
}
