public void ApplySkin(GameObject obj)
{
if (!(Skinnable == null))
{
Skin.Apply(obj, Skinnable, Materials);
}
}
public void ApplySkin(GameObject obj)
{
if (Object.op_Equality((Object)this.Skinnable, (Object)null))
{
return;
}
Skin.Apply(obj, this.Skinnable, this.Materials);
}
public void ApplySkin(GameObject obj)
{
if (this.Skinnable == null)
{
return;
}
Skin.Apply(obj, this.Skinnable, this.Materials);
}
public void ApplySkin(Skin skin)
{
// Apply to children first so they don't override parent's properties
foreach (UIComponent control in this.controls)
control.ApplySkin(skin);
skin.Apply(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// This applies a skin to this gui. If applyDefaults is true, then the
/// defaults for subsequent controls are also changed.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="skin">The skin to apply.</param>
/// <param name="applyDefaults">Should control defaults be modified?</param>
/// <param name="applyCurrent">Should existing controls have their properties modified?</param>
public void ApplySkin(Skin skin, bool applyCurrent, bool applyDefaults)
{
// Apply to GUI and possibly control defaults
skin.Apply(this, applyDefaults);
// Apply to every control already part of the GUI
if (applyCurrent)
{
foreach (UIComponent control in this.controls)
control.ApplySkin(skin);
}
}
