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Shader.SetGlobalColor

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public static void SetGlobalColor(string name, Color value);
public static void SetGlobalColor(int nameID, Color value);

Parameters

nameIDThe name ID of the property retrieved by Shader.PropertyToID.
nameThe name of the property.

Description

Sets a global color property for all shaders.

Global properties are used if a shader needs them but the material does not have them defined (for example, if the shader does not expose them in Properties block).

Usually this is used if you have a set of custom shaders that all use the same "global" color (for example, color of the sun). Then you can set the global property from script and don't have to setup the same color in all materials.

Note that unlike Material.SetColor, this function doesn't do color space conversion. It is just an alias to SetGlobalVector.

See Also: SetGlobalFloat, SetGlobalVector, SetGlobalTexture; Material class, ShaderLab documentation.

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