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Declaration

public static

Cubemap CreateExternalTexture

(int

width

,

TextureFormat format

, bool

mipmap

, IntPtr

nativeTex

);

Parameters Parameter Description size The width and height of each face of the cubemap should be the same. format Format of underlying cubemap object. mipmap Does the cubemap have mipmaps? nativeTex Native cubemap texture object. Description

Creates a Unity cubemap out of externally created native cubemap object.

This method is mostly useful for native code plugins that create platform specific cubemap texture objects outside of Unity, and need to use these cubemaps in Unity Scenes.

Parameters passed to CreateExternalTexture should match what the texture actually is; and the underlying texture should be a Cubemap (2D textures will not work).

Native texture object on Direct3D-like devices is a pointer to the base type, from which a texture can be created (ID3D11ShaderResourceView on D3D11). On OpenGL/OpenGL ES it is GLuint. On Metal it is id<MTLTexture>.

Additional resources: UpdateExternalTexture, Texture.GetNativeTexturePtr.


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