public static Color GetTutorialColor(ColorUsageState usageState)
{
if (usageState == ColorUsageState.Active)
{
return(new Color(0f, .5f, 0f, 0.3f));
}
else //if (usageState == ColorUsageState.Normal)
{
return(new Color(0, 1, 0, .3f));
}
}
public static Color GetBoxColor(ColorBoxType boxColor, ColorUsageState usageState)
{
if (boxColor == ColorBoxType.Tutorial)
{
return(GetTutorialColor(usageState));
}
else if (boxColor == ColorBoxType.Warning)
{
return(GetWarningColor(usageState));
}
else if (boxColor == ColorBoxType.Error)
{
return(GetErrorColor(usageState));
}
else if (boxColor == ColorBoxType.Black)
{
return(GetBlackColor(usageState));
}
Debug.LogError("We shouldn't encounter this segment of code.\nThe intended purpose of ColorBoxType.Normal is to not overwrite the color of the default box (which screws up the box borders)\n");
return(GetNormalColor(usageState));
}
public static Color GetBlackColor(ColorUsageState usageState)
{
return(new Color(.1f, .1f, .1f, .8f));
}
public static Color GetNormalColor(ColorUsageState usageState)
{
return(new Color(.5f, .5f, .5f, .4f));
}
public static Color GetErrorColor(ColorUsageState usageState)
{
return(new Color(1, 0, 0, .4f));
}
public static Color GetWarningColor(ColorUsageState usageState)
{
return(new Color(1f, 1f, .4f, .80f));
}