The Color.White field represents a fully opaque white color in the Color struct. It is a static and public field, meaning it can be accessed without instantiating the Color struct and is available for use throughout the application.
The Color.White field represents a fully opaque white color in the Color struct. It is a static and public field, meaning it can be accessed without instantiating the Color struct and is available for use throughout the application.
Use Color.White when you need a standard white color with full opacity in your application. This can be useful for setting background colors, text colors, or any other UI elements where a white color is required.
// Example of using Color.White in a scene
GameObject myObject = new GameObject();
myObject.Color = Color.White; // Sets the object's color to white
// Example of using Color.White in a component
public class MyComponent : Component
{
public override void OnRender()
{
Render.SetColor(Color.White);
// Render operations with white color
}
}