The Color.b field represents the blue component of a color in the Color struct. It is a float value typically ranging from 0 to 1, where 0 represents no blue and 1 represents full blue intensity. However, this value can exceed the 0-1 range, allowing for high dynamic range (HDR) color representations.
To access or modify the blue component of a Color instance, you can directly use the b field. This field is public and non-static, meaning it is accessed through an instance of the Color struct.
// Example of setting the blue component of a Color Color myColor = new Color(); myColor.b = 0.5f; // Sets the blue component to half intensity // Example of getting the blue component of a Color float blueComponent = myColor.b;