Documentation gives little helpful information on this topic so I created this repo to document how to create matching data structure + how to read & process it in a IJobParallelFor.
This repository contains these kinds of processing examples:
- Invert color
- Edge detection
- Box Blur
- Gaussian Blur
- Grayscale
Tester window available under MenuItem "Test/Raw Texture Data/Processing Example"
Note GetRawTextureData<T> will return all the raw texture data including data from the mipmaps should they be enabled. In such case the length of the array will be longer than width * height.
GetPixelData<T> does not suffer from this issue as you can pass in the desired mip level (usually 0).
Valid <T> for GetRawTextureData<T> & GetPixelData<T> or depending on texture.format property:
TextureFormat.Alpha8-<byte>TextureFormat.R8-<byte>TextureFormat.R16-<ushort>,<byte2>TextureFormat.RG32-<ushort2>TextureFormat.RGB48-<ushort3>TextureFormat.RGBA64-<ushort4>TextureFormat.RHalf-<half>,<byte2>TextureFormat.RFloat-<float>,<byte4>TextureFormat.RGB24-<byte3>TextureFormat.RGBA32-<Color32>,<byte4>TextureFormat.RGBAHalf-<half4>,<byte2x4>TextureFormat.RGBAFloat-<Color>,<Vector4>,<float4>,<byte4x4>
Bestiary:
public struct byte2 { public byte x, y; }public struct byte3 { public byte x, y, z; }public struct byte4 { public byte x, y, z, w; }public struct byte2x4 { public byte2 c0, c1, c2, c3; }public struct byte4x4 { public byte4 c0, c1, c2, c3; }public struct ushort2 { public ushort x, y; }public struct ushort3 { public ushort x, y, z; }public struct ushort4 { public ushort x, y, z, w; }