const int MinD3DX9Version = 32; // DirectX SDK December 2006
public static UnmanagedLibrary LoadDirectX9()
{
for (var ver = MaxD3DX9Version; ver >= MinD3DX9Version; --ver)
{
var dllname = "d3dx9_" + Convert.ToString(ver) + ".dll";
var handle = UnmanagedLibrary.LoadLibrary(
dllname,
false);
if (handle != null)
{
return(handle);
}
}
throw new Exception("DX9 dll couldn't be located");
}
private static void InitializePlugin()
{
//Only try once during runtime
if (s_triedLoading)
{
return;
}
UnmanagedLibrary libInstance = AssimpLibrary.Instance;
//If already initialized, set flags and return
if (libInstance.IsLibraryLoaded)
{
s_assimpAvailable = true;
s_triedLoading = true;
return;
}
//First time initialization, need to set a probing path (at least in editor) to resolve the native dependencies
string pluginsFolder = Path.Combine(Application.dataPath, "Plugins");
string editorPluginNativeFolder = Path.Combine(pluginsFolder, "AssimpNet", "Native");
string native64LibPath = null;
string native32LibPath = null;
//Set if any platform needs to tweak the default name AssimpNet uses for the platform, null clears using an override at all
string override64LibName = null;
string override32LibName = null;
//Setup DLL paths based on platforms. When run inside the editor, the path will be to the AssimpNet plugin folder structure. When in standalone,
//Unity copies the native DLLs for the specific target architecture into a single Plugin folder.
switch (Application.platform)
{
case RuntimePlatform.WindowsEditor:
native64LibPath = Path.Combine(editorPluginNativeFolder, "win", "x86_64");
native32LibPath = Path.Combine(editorPluginNativeFolder, "win", "x86");
break;
case RuntimePlatform.WindowsPlayer:
//Seems like windows they are not added to any specific folder, just dropped inside Plugins folder
native64LibPath = pluginsFolder;
native32LibPath = pluginsFolder;
break;
case RuntimePlatform.LinuxEditor:
native64LibPath = Path.Combine(editorPluginNativeFolder, "linux", "x86_64");
native32LibPath = Path.Combine(editorPluginNativeFolder, "linux", "x86");
break;
case RuntimePlatform.LinuxPlayer:
//Linux standalone creates subfolders presumably since it allows "universal" types
native64LibPath = Path.Combine(pluginsFolder, "x86_64");
native32LibPath = Path.Combine(pluginsFolder, "x86");
break;
case RuntimePlatform.OSXEditor:
native64LibPath = Path.Combine(editorPluginNativeFolder, "osx", "x86_64");
native32LibPath = Path.Combine(editorPluginNativeFolder, "osx", "x86");
break;
case RuntimePlatform.OSXPlayer:
native64LibPath = pluginsFolder;
native32LibPath = pluginsFolder;
//In order to get unity to accept the dylib, had to rename it as *.bundle. Set an override name so we try and load that file. Seems to load
//fine.
string bundlelibName = Path.ChangeExtension(libInstance.DefaultLibraryName, ".bundle");
override64LibName = bundlelibName;
override32LibName = bundlelibName;
break;
//TODO: Add more platforms if you have binaries that can run on it
}
//If both null, then we do not support the platform
if (native64LibPath == null && native32LibPath == null)
{
Debug.Log(string.Format("Assimp does not support platform: {0}", Application.platform.ToString()));
s_assimpAvailable = false;
return;
}
//Set resolver properties, null will clear the property
libInstance.Resolver.SetOverrideLibraryName64(override64LibName);
libInstance.Resolver.SetOverrideLibraryName32(override32LibName);
libInstance.Resolver.SetProbingPaths64(native64LibPath);
libInstance.Resolver.SetProbingPaths32(native32LibPath);
libInstance.ThrowOnLoadFailure = false;
//Try and load the native library, if failed we won't get an exception
bool success = libInstance.LoadLibrary();
s_assimpAvailable = success;
s_triedLoading = true;
//Turn exceptions back on
libInstance.ThrowOnLoadFailure = true;
}