The ImageFormat property specifies the format used when compiling a texture within the Editor.ShaderGraph.TextureInput class. This property is crucial for determining how the texture data is processed and stored, affecting both the quality and performance of the texture in the shader graph.
To use the ImageFormat property, you need to have an instance of the TextureInput class. You can then get or set the ImageFormat to specify the desired texture format for compilation. This is typically used in shader development where specific texture formats are required for different rendering techniques.
// Example of setting the ImageFormat property TextureInput textureInput = new TextureInput(); textureInput.ImageFormat = Editor.ShaderGraph.TextureFormat.RGBA32; // Example of getting the ImageFormat property Editor.ShaderGraph.TextureFormat currentFormat = textureInput.ImageFormat; // Use the currentFormat in your shader logic // ...