public override void OnGUI(MaterialEditor materialEditor, MaterialProperty[] props)
{
Material material = materialEditor.target as Material;
Shader shader = material.shader;
isCutout = material.GetInt("_BlendMode") == 1;
isDithered = material.GetInt("_BlendMode") == 2;
isRefractive = material.GetInt("_UseRefraction") == 1;
isOutlined = shader.name.Contains("Outline");
isPatreonShader = shader.name.Contains("Patreon");
isEyeTracking = shader.name.Contains("EyeTracking");
//Find all material properties listed in the script using reflection, and set them using a loop only if they're of type MaterialProperty.
//This makes things a lot nicer to maintain and cleaner to look at.
foreach (var property in GetType().GetFields(bindingFlags))
{
if (property.FieldType == typeof(MaterialProperty))
{
try { property.SetValue(this, FindProperty(property.Name, props)); } catch { /*Is it really a problem if it doesn't exist?*/ }
}
}
EditorGUI.BeginChangeCheck();
{
XSStyles.ShurikenHeaderCentered("XSToon v" + XSStyles.ver);
material.SetShaderPassEnabled("Always", isRefractive);
materialEditor.ShaderProperty(_AdvMode, new GUIContent("Shader Mode", "Setting this to 'Advanced' will give you access to things such as stenciling, and other expiremental/advanced features."));
materialEditor.ShaderProperty(_Culling, new GUIContent("Culling Mode", "Changes the culling mode. 'Off' will result in a two sided material, while 'Front' and 'Back' will cull those sides respectively"));
materialEditor.ShaderProperty(_TilingMode, new GUIContent("Tiling Mode", "Setting this to Merged will tile and offset all textures based on the Main texture's Tiling/Offset."));
materialEditor.ShaderProperty(_BlendMode, new GUIContent("Blend Mode", "Blend mode of the material. (Opaque, transparent, cutout, etc.)"));
materialEditor.ShaderProperty(_UseRefraction, new GUIContent("Refraction", "Should this material be refractive? (Warning, this can be expensive!)"));
DoBlendModeSettings(material);
DrawMainSettings(materialEditor);
DrawDissolveSettings(materialEditor);
DrawShadowSettings(materialEditor, material);
DrawOutlineSettings(materialEditor);
DrawNormalSettings(materialEditor);
DrawSpecularSettings(materialEditor);
DrawReflectionsSettings(materialEditor, material);
DrawRefractionSettings(materialEditor);
DrawEmissionSettings(materialEditor);
DrawRimlightSettings(materialEditor);
DrawHalfToneSettings(materialEditor);
DrawTransmissionSettings(materialEditor);
DrawAdvancedSettings(materialEditor);
DrawPatreonSettings(materialEditor);
XSStyles.DoFooter();
}
}
public override void OnGUI(MaterialEditor materialEditor, MaterialProperty[] props)
{
Material material = materialEditor.target as Material;
Shader shader = material.shader;
isDithered = shader.name.Contains("Dithered");
isCutout = shader.name.Contains("Cutout") && !shader.name.Contains("A2C");
isCutoutMasked = shader.name.Contains("A2C") && shader.name.Contains("Masked");
isOutlined = shader.name.Contains("Outline");
isPatreonShader = shader.name.Contains("Patreon");
isEyeTracking = shader.name.Contains("EyeTracking");
//Find all material properties listed in the script using reflection, and set them using a loop only if they're of type MaterialProperty.
//This makes things a lot nicer to maintain and cleaner to look at.
foreach (var property in GetType().GetFields(bindingFlags))
{
if (property.FieldType == typeof(MaterialProperty))
{
try{ property.SetValue(this, FindProperty(property.Name, props)); } catch { /*Is it really a problem if it doesn't exist?*/ }
}
}
EditorGUI.BeginChangeCheck();
{
if (!isCutout && !isCutoutMasked) // Do this to make sure that if you're using AlphaToCoverage that you fallback to cutout with 0.5 Cutoff if your shaders are blocked.
{
material.SetFloat("_Cutoff", 0.5f);
}
XSStyles.ShurikenHeaderCentered("XSToon v" + XSStyles.ver);
materialEditor.ShaderProperty(_AdvMode, new GUIContent("Shader Mode", "Setting this to 'Advanced' will give you access to things such as stenciling, and other expiremental/advanced features."));
materialEditor.ShaderProperty(_Culling, new GUIContent("Culling Mode", "Changes the culling mode. 'Off' will result in a two sided material, while 'Front' and 'Back' will cull those sides respectively"));
materialEditor.ShaderProperty(_TilingMode, new GUIContent("Tiling Mode", "Setting this to Merged will tile and offset all textures based on the Main texture's Tiling/Offset."));
DrawMainSettings(materialEditor);
DrawShadowSettings(materialEditor, material);
DrawOutlineSettings(materialEditor);
DrawNormalSettings(materialEditor);
DrawSpecularSettings(materialEditor);
DrawReflectionsSettings(materialEditor, material);
DrawEmissionSettings(materialEditor);
DrawRimlightSettings(materialEditor);
DrawHalfToneSettings(materialEditor);
DrawTransmissionSettings(materialEditor);
DrawAdvancedSettings(materialEditor);
DrawPatreonSettings(materialEditor);
XSStyles.DoFooter();
}
}