The GetPixel method retrieves the color of a specific pixel from a texture at a given mipmap level. The pixel is specified by its normalized coordinates x and y, where both values range from 0 to 1, representing the relative position within the texture. The mip parameter specifies the mipmap level to sample from, with 0 being the highest resolution level.
To use the GetPixel method, you need to have an instance of a Texture object. Call the method with the desired normalized coordinates and mipmap level to obtain the color of the pixel at that location.
// Assume 'texture' is a valid Texture instance float x = 0.5f; // Normalized x-coordinate float y = 0.5f; // Normalized y-coordinate int mipLevel = 0; // Mipmap level Color32 pixelColor = texture.GetPixel(x, y, mipLevel); // Use pixelColor as needed