private void FunctionCallBackUserData( Script_SpriteStudio6_Root scriptRoot,
string nameParts,
int indexParts,
int indexAnimation,
int frameDecode,
int frameKeyData,
ref Library_SpriteStudio6.Data.Animation.Attribute.UserData userData,
bool flagWayBack
)
{
/* MEMO: "UserData"-callback are execute during animation updating process. */
/* Therefore, do not change playing-status within "UserData"- callback processing function. */
/* As much as possible, please caching values for the next operation */
/* and perform processing with the next "MonoBehaviour.Update()". */
/* MEMO: "UserData"-callback is processed in the order of "1. part" and "2. frame". */
/* When many frames are skipped, please pay attention to the order of callback. */
/* (In parts by parts, Will be called back according to the order of the played-frames.) */
/* MEMO: To be honest, it is not recommended to place "UserData" in many parts. */
/* As much as possible recommend that you put "UserData" together in 1 part. (Can also get good performance) */
/* MEMO: Do not place "UserData" in "Instance" animations. */
/* (Will be ignored) */
/* MEMO: "userData" is a shallow-copy of UserData in animation's master(original)-data. */
/* Therefore, overwriting "userData" risks affecting animations that use same master-data, so do not overwrite in principle. */
/* (Since "userData.Text" is a "string", pay particular attention) */
/* MEMO: "userData" is original-data's shallow-copy, so can not guarantee that same "reference". */
/* Therefore, when judging whether same "UserData", judge by compare "scriptRoot","indexParts", */
/* "indexAnimation" and "frameKeyData". */
/* MEMO: "flagWayBack" becomes true when direction-play is "way-back" during ping-pong(round-trip) playing. */
/* Always false during normal(one-way) playing. */
/* MEMO: If you know exactly what values are stored in the "UserData", */
/* you can directly retrieve values from "NumberInt", "Rectangle", "Coordinate" or "Text". */
/* But usually "IsNumber", "IsRectangle"," IsCoordinate" or "IsText" are used to check values are stored. */
if((true == userData.IsText) && ("ColorChange" == userData.Text))
{
IndexColor++;
IndexColor %= TableColorFont.Length;
}
}
/* ----------------------------------------------- Functions */
#region Functions
public void CleanUp()
{
#if STORE_ANIMATIONSETUP_FULL
int valueInitialInt = int.MinValue;
float valueInitialFloat = float.NaN;
Vector2 valueInitialVector2 = new Vector2(float.NaN, float.NaN);
Vector3 valueInitialVector3 = new Vector3(float.NaN, float.NaN, float.NaN);
Status = Library_SpriteStudio6.Data.Animation.Attribute.DefaultStatus;
Position = valueInitialVector3;
Rotation = valueInitialVector3;
Scaling = valueInitialVector2;
ScalingLocal = valueInitialVector2;
RateOpacity = valueInitialFloat;
RateOpacityLocal = valueInitialFloat;
PowerMask = valueInitialInt;
Priority = valueInitialInt;
PartsColor.CleanUp(); /* = Library_SpriteStudio6.Data.Animation.Attribute.DefaultPartsColor; */
VertexCorrection.CleanUp();
OffsetPivot = valueInitialVector2;
PositionAnchor = valueInitialVector2;
SizeForce = valueInitialVector2;
PositionTexture = valueInitialVector2;
RotationTexture = valueInitialFloat;
ScalingTexture = valueInitialVector2;
RadiusCollision = valueInitialFloat;
Instance = Library_SpriteStudio6.Data.Animation.Attribute.DefaultInstance;
Effect = Library_SpriteStudio6.Data.Animation.Attribute.DefaultEffect;
Deform = DefaultDeform;
#endif
UserData = Library_SpriteStudio6.Data.Animation.Attribute.DefaultUseData;
}