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Game.Rendering.WaterPipePropertiesDebug

Assembly: Assembly-CSharp
Namespace: Game.Rendering

Type: public class

Base: UnityEngine.ScriptableObject

Summary:
Holds debug rendering assets for visualizing flow in water pipes. This ScriptableObject stores a Material used to render flow effects and a Mesh used as the flow geometry. Intended for debugging/visualization of water pipe flow in the renderer; instances are typically created as assets in the editor or created at runtime with ScriptableObject.CreateInstance().

Fields

  • public UnityEngine.Material m_FlowMaterial
    Material used to render the flow effect (shader, textures, etc.). Assign a material compatible with the flow mesh and the renderer that draws the flow.

  • public UnityEngine.Mesh m_FlowMesh
    Mesh used to draw the flow geometry (e.g., a simple quad or tube mesh representing moving water). Assign a Mesh that matches the intended flow visual.

Properties

  • None. (This class exposes public fields which Unity will serialize; there are no C# properties.)

Constructors

  • public WaterPipePropertiesDebug()
    Implicit parameterless constructor provided by Unity. Do not use new; create instances via ScriptableObject.CreateInstance() or create an asset in the Editor.

Methods

  • None. (No custom methods are defined on this ScriptableObject.)

Usage Example

Create an instance at runtime:

var debugProps = ScriptableObject.CreateInstance<Game.Rendering.WaterPipePropertiesDebug>();
debugProps.m_FlowMaterial = someFlowMaterial;
debugProps.m_FlowMesh = someFlowMesh;

// Use with Graphics or a custom renderer:
Graphics.DrawMesh(debugProps.m_FlowMesh, Matrix4x4.TRS(position, rotation, scale), debugProps.m_FlowMaterial, 0);

Create and save an asset in the Editor:

#if UNITY_EDITOR
using UnityEditor;

var asset = ScriptableObject.CreateInstance<Game.Rendering.WaterPipePropertiesDebug>();
asset.m_FlowMaterial = myEditorMaterial;
asset.m_FlowMesh = myEditorMesh;
AssetDatabase.CreateAsset(asset, "Assets/WaterPipePropertiesDebug.asset");
AssetDatabase.SaveAssets();
#endif

Notes: - Fields are serialized by Unity; assign assets in the inspector or via code. - Being a debug helper, this object typically does not contain runtime logic — it's a data container for materials/meshes used by the water pipe debug renderer.