ShaderBuildSettings.KeywordDeclarationOverride.IsValid

Parameters

Returns

bool True if the override data is valid.

Description

Validates the keyword declaration override data.

Checks the override data for potential invalid or duplicate keywords. Returns false and an error message if there are any validation errors.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEditor.Rendering;
using UnityEditor.Shaders;
using UnityEngine;

using KeywordDeclarationOverride = UnityEditor.Shaders.ShaderBuildSettings.KeywordDeclarationOverride;
using KeywordOverrideInfo = UnityEditor.Shaders.ShaderBuildSettings.KeywordOverrideInfo;

public class ShaderBuildSettingsExample
{
    void AddKeywordDeclarationOverride()
    {
        // Get current shader build settings either from the currently active build profile
        // or if none is active, the global graphics settings.
        ShaderBuildSettings buildSettings = EditorGraphicsSettings.GetShaderBuildSettings();

        // Create a new keyword declaration override
        var newOverride = new KeywordDeclarationOverride
        {
            // Define the set of keywords to override
            keywords = new KeywordOverrideInfo[] { new("_", true), new("LINEAR_BEAUTY", true), new("EXPONENTIAL_BEAUTY", true) },

            // Use dynamic branching. Note: The shader import fails if the shader code isn't compatible with dynamic branching.
            variantGenerationMode = ShaderBuildSettings.ShaderVariantGenerationMode.SingleVariantWithDynamicBranching
        };

        // Check if each keyword is valid
        foreach (var kw in newOverride.keywords)
        {
            Debug.Log(kw.name + (kw.keepInBuild ? ": keep" : ": strip"));
            if (!kw.IsValid())
                return;
        }

        // Check if an override is valid.
        string validationErrors;
        if (!newOverride.IsValid(out validationErrors))
        {
            Debug.LogError(validationErrors);
            return;
        }

        // Get the copy of the existing overrides, and add the new overrides struct
        var kwDeclarationOverrides = new List<KeywordDeclarationOverride>(buildSettings.GetKeywordDeclarationOverridesCopy());
        kwDeclarationOverrides.Add(newOverride);

        // Set the modified keyword declaration overrides on the settings data struct. Throw an exception if the data is invalid.
        try
        {
            buildSettings.KeywordDeclarationOverrides = kwDeclarationOverrides.ToArray();
        }
        catch (ArgumentException ex)
        {
            Debug.LogError(ex.Message);
            return;
        }

        // Apply the modified settings data back to the Graphics settings or Build Profile settings
        EditorGraphicsSettings.SetShaderBuildSettings(buildSettings);
    }
}