The GetTexture method of the RenderAttributes class retrieves a texture associated with a given name. If the texture is not found, it returns a specified default texture.
The GetTexture method of the RenderAttributes class retrieves a texture associated with a given name. If the texture is not found, it returns a specified default texture.
To use the GetTexture method, you need to provide a StringToken that represents the name of the texture you want to retrieve, and a Texture that serves as the default value if the texture is not found.
This method is useful when you want to ensure that a texture is always available, either by retrieving an existing one or falling back to a default.
RenderAttributes renderAttributes = new RenderAttributes();
StringToken textureName = new StringToken("exampleTexture");
Texture defaultTexture = new Texture();
Texture retrievedTexture = renderAttributes.GetTexture(ref textureName, ref defaultTexture);
// Use the retrievedTexture in your rendering logic