The Color.b field represents the blue component of a color in the Color struct. It is a floating-point value that typically ranges from 0 to 1, where 0 represents no blue and 1 represents full blue intensity. However, this value can exceed the 0-1 range, allowing for high dynamic range (HDR) color representations.
To use the Color.b field, you can directly access it from an instance of the Color struct. This field is public and non-static, meaning it is specific to each instance of Color. You can read or modify this field to get or set the blue component of the color.
// Example of accessing and modifying the blue component of a Color
Color myColor = new Color();
myColor.b = 0.5f; // Set the blue component to 50%
// Accessing the blue component
float blueValue = myColor.b;
// Output the blue component
// Note: Avoid using Console.WriteLine in s&box
// Instead, use logging or debugging tools provided by the engine
Log.Info($"Blue component: {blueValue}");