The GetFloat method retrieves a floating-point value associated with a specified StringToken from the RenderAttributes collection. If the specified token does not exist, the method returns a default value provided by the caller.
The GetFloat method retrieves a floating-point value associated with a specified StringToken from the RenderAttributes collection. If the specified token does not exist, the method returns a default value provided by the caller.
To use the GetFloat method, you need to have an instance of RenderAttributes. Call the method with a StringToken that identifies the attribute you want to retrieve and a default value that will be returned if the attribute is not found.
RenderAttributes renderAttributes = new RenderAttributes();
StringToken token = new StringToken("exampleToken");
float defaultValue = 1.0f;
float result = renderAttributes.GetFloat(ref token, ref defaultValue);
// result will be the value associated with 'exampleToken' or 1.0f if not found.