public static method DrawAAPolyLine(params points:
Vector3[]):
void;
public static void DrawAAPolyLine(params Vector3[] points);
public static method DrawAAPolyLine(width:
float,
params points: Vector3[]):
void;
public static void DrawAAPolyLine(float width,
params Vector3[] points);
public static method DrawAAPolyLine(width:
float,
actualNumberOfPoints: int,
params points: Vector3[]):
void;
public static void DrawAAPolyLine(float width,
int actualNumberOfPoints,
params Vector3[] points);
public static method DrawAAPolyLine(lineTex:
Texture2D,
width: float,
params points: Vector3[]):
void;
Parameters
| lineTex | The AA texture used for rendering. To get an anti-aliased effect use a texture that is 1x2 pixels with one transparent white pixel and one opaque white pixel. |
| width | The width of the line. Note: Use HandleUtility.GetHandleSize where you might want to have constant screen-sized handles. |
| points | List of points to build the line from. |
Description
Draw anti-aliased line specified with point array and width.
Note: Use HandleUtility.GetHandleSize where you might want to have constant screen-sized handles.
Anti-Aliased line in the Scene View.
// Draw lines to the connected game objects that a script has.
// if the target object doesnt have any game objects attached
// then it draws a line from the Last checked object to 0,0,0
@CustomEditor (ConnectedAAPolyLine)
class ConnectedAAPolyLineHandle extends Editor {
var positions : Vector3[];
function OnSceneGUI () {
if(target.polyLineObjs.Length > 0)
positions = new Vector3[target.polyLinesObjs.Length];
for(var i = 0; i < target.polyLineObjs.Length; i++)
if(target.polyLineObjs[i])
positions[i] = target.polyLineObjs[i].transform.position;
else
positions[i] = Vector3.zero;
Handles.DrawAAPolyLine(positions);
}
}
And the script attached to this Handle:
//ConnectedAAPolyLine.js
var polyLineObjs : GameObject[];
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