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How Unity assigns image effect shaders to their scripts automatically?
I don't understand, how it does, and I can I do it. I wrote some post processing shaders and I need them to automatically assign by script.
It is really annoying if I have to remove a script because of reordering, I also need to select the shader to it.
I know about "Shader.Find", but how should I use it? I want to auto-assign the shader as I add the image effect script component to my camera game objects (as how it works with image effects come with Unity)
I'm using Unity 3.5 Pro.
In fact, Unity doesn't do anything to assign automatically. In fact, when you import a MonoBehaviour script from the Image Effects package, these scripts keeps references to a specific shader defined before they were put in the package.
If you want to reproduce this, you have to reference your shader file in a shader field of your MonoBehaviour script, the script file itself (you know, select the script file and you will see some default properties in the inspector) !
So how can I make the script to refer to the shader without coding?
How? Read his last paragraph again, wait 10 seconds and read it again. Repeat until you got it ^^.
Wow! Thanks! I have never thought the script could be inspected.
Thanks for the additional screenshot, i think it should be clear now ^^.
Yup! I was kind of free today so I decided to do some wandering around the Unity kingdom after a few years (metaphorically) abroad. And thanks for answering. ^^
