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ALINE version: 1.7.8
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Unity version: 6.3 LTS (6000.3.1f1)
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Render pipeline: URP
Hello!
There is an unexpected difference in behaviour of
Draw.xz.WireRectangleandDraw.xz.SolidRectangle.Solid version does not respect shift in the y (or actually applies it to y coordinate instead.
I have a code that renders pseudo-debug UI. I wanted to have a set of discrete bars, and here I found the issue. There is a code that renders same thing in XZ plane, one in wire mode, one – solid.
Wire one looks ok, solid one is wrong.
Perspective, showing solid behaviour.
Source code to reproduce and experiment.
using System;
using Drawing;
using Unity.Mathematics;
using UnityEngine;
namespace Sources
{
public class Test : MonoBehaviourGizmos
{
[SerializeField] private int count;
[SerializeField] private bool solid;
[SerializeField] private BarDimensions barDimensions;
[Serializable]
public struct BarDimensions
{
public float width;
public float height;
public float spacing;
}
public override void DrawGizmos()
{
var draw = DrawingManager.GetBuilder(true);
DrawCount(ref draw, count, 5, transform.position, barDimensions, Color.green);
draw.Dispose();
}
private void DrawCount(ref CommandBuilder cb, int count, int max, float3 worldPos, BarDimensions dimensions,
Color color)
{
var totalHeight = dimensions.height;
var barHeight = (totalHeight - (max - 1) * dimensions.spacing) / max;
// Rect is defined by lower-left corner, width, height
// worldPos is center of the whole bar stack
var x = worldPos.x - dimensions.width / 2;
var z = worldPos.z - totalHeight / 2;
var rect = new Rect(x, z, dimensions.width, barHeight);
// Bar increment in height including spacing
var height = barHeight + dimensions.spacing;
// Let's draw a background frame
var spacing = dimensions.spacing;
cb.xz.WireRectangle(new Rect(x - spacing, z - spacing, dimensions.width + spacing * 2, totalHeight + spacing * 2), Color.black);
for (var i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
if (solid)
cb.xz.SolidRectangle(rect, color);
else
cb.xz.WireRectangle(rect, color);
rect.y += height;
}
}
}
}