static Effect()
{
// Let the ImplicitInput be a very obscure brush, and treat it as
// the implicit input if the exact color matches. Note that this
// color will be matched in native code that recognized
// ImplicitInput, so don't change.
// This specific brush is used as a placeholder for the implicit input
// texture. This is a little hacky, but *way* easier than adding a new
// Brush subclass for the implicit input and having it work properly
// as a real brush.
ImplicitInput = new ImplicitInputBrush();
ImplicitInput.Freeze();
}
static Effect()
{
// Let the ImplicitInput be a very obscure brush, and treat it as
// the implicit input if the exact color matches. Note that this
// color will be matched in native code that recognized
// ImplicitInput, so don't change.
// This specific brush is used as a placeholder for the implicit input
// texture. This is a little hacky, but *way* easier than adding a new
// Brush subclass for the implicit input and having it work properly
// as a real brush.
ImplicitInput = new ImplicitInputBrush();
ImplicitInput.Freeze();
}