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Data overriding itself?
I am having issues with my script I am trying to store in memory my 3d Mesh. But no matter, it always sets the mesh to its final result.
private void BuildMeshList()
{
int uvTileX = (int)character.CurrentState.SpriteSheet.width / (int)character.CurrentState.SpriteSize.x;
int uvTileY = (int)character.CurrentState.SpriteSheet.height / (int)character.CurrentState.SpriteSize.y;
meshList = new List<List<Mesh>>();
for (int y = 0; y < uvTileY; y++)
{
meshList.Add(new List<Mesh>());
for (int x = 0; x < uvTileX; x++)
{
Vector2Int position = new Vector2Int(x * character.CurrentState.SpriteSheet.width / uvTileX, ((uvTileY - 1) - y) * (character.CurrentState.SpriteSheet.height / uvTileY));
Vector2Int size = new Vector2Int(character.CurrentState.SpriteSheet.width / uvTileX, character.CurrentState.SpriteSheet.height / uvTileY);
meshList[y].Add(spriteMesh.DrawMesh3D(position, size));
}
}
}
The code below is how i update the mesh.
public void UpdateImage(Texture2D pTexture, Vector2Int pSpriteSize, int pFPS)
{
if (spriteMesh == null)
return;
if(spriteMesh.texture != pTexture)
spriteMesh.texture = pTexture;
int uvTileX = (int)pTexture.width / (int)pSpriteSize.x;
int uvTileY = (int)pTexture.height / (int)pSpriteSize.y;
// Calculate index based on FPS and our timeScale
int _index = (int)(Time.timeSinceLevelLoad * pFPS) % (pSpriteSize.x * pSpriteSize.y);
// split into horizontal and vertical index
int uIndex = 0;
//This will create an instant character image switch when the player rotates the player around the player.
// There used to be a noticable pause in changing the image
if (prevIndex == _index)
return;
//Are we animating? If so then update the uIndex
//if (IsAnimating == true)
uIndex = _index % uvTileX;
prevIndex = _index;
renderer.material.mainTexture = pTexture;
meshFilter.mesh=null;
meshFilter.mesh = meshList[(uvTileY - 1) - (int)currentDirection][uIndex];
}
What does the "spriteMesh.DrawMesh3D" method do? Does it actually create a new Mesh instance every time it is called? If not (i.e. if it reuses and returns the same mesh object) you would store a reference to the same mesh in your list. So the relevant information seems to be missing here.
that was it, thanks. In the spritemesh class i had a single mesh being created in its constructor and reusing that mesh. I assumed when assigned to a new value, it would create an instance at that time, apparently it does not.
Missing information has been found in you question, can not understand what you want to say? Method overriding, in object-oriented programming, is a language feature that allows a subclass or child class to provide a specific talktosonic implementation of a method that is already provided by one of its superclasses or parent classes. are you talking about this?
No, which is why i said data overriding. not method overriding
