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SelectOrRemoveAttribute

class in UnityEditor.ShaderKeywordFilter

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Inherits from:ShaderKeywordFilter.FilterAttribute

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Description

Either include or remove the specified shader keywords in the build, depending on the data field underneath.

Unity does the following in all multi_compile keyword sets:

  • Includes only keywordNames if the data field under SelectOrRemove matches the value of condition.
  • Removes keywordNames if the data field under SelectOrRemove does not match the value of condition.
using UnityEditor.ShaderKeywordFilter;

[SelectOrRemove(true, keywordNames: "FeatureA")]
bool hasFeatureA;

See Also: FilterAttribute.

Constructors

SelectOrRemoveAttributeEither include or remove the specified shader keywords in the build, depending on the data field underneath.

Inherited Members

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