Class DrawingData

RedrawScope frameRedrawScope

Material lineMaterial

Material to use for lines.

DrawingSettings settingsAsset

DrawingSettings.Settings settingsRef

Material surfaceMaterial

Material to use for surfaces.

Material textMaterial

Material to use for text.

int version = 1

float? CurrentTime

ProfilerMarker LeakTracking = new ProfilerMarker("RedrawScope Leak Tracking")

ProfilerMarker MarkerAwaitUserDependencies = new ProfilerMarker("Await user dependencies")

ProfilerMarker MarkerBuild = new ProfilerMarker("Build")

ProfilerMarker MarkerBuildMeshes = new ProfilerMarker("Build Meshes")

ProfilerMarker MarkerCollectMeshes = new ProfilerMarker("Collect Meshes")

ProfilerMarker MarkerPool = new ProfilerMarker("Pool")

ProfilerMarker MarkerRelease = new ProfilerMarker("Release")

ProfilerMarker MarkerSchedule = new ProfilerMarker("Schedule")

ProfilerMarker MarkerScheduleJobs = new ProfilerMarker("ScheduleJobs")

ProfilerMarker MarkerSortMeshes = new ProfilerMarker("Sort Meshes")

MeshType

int? adjustedSceneModeVersion

Slightly adjusted scene mode version.

This takes into account `Application.isPlaying` too. It is possible for sceneModeVersion to be modified and then some gizmos are drawn before the actual play mode change happens (with the old Application.isPlaying) mode.

More precisely, what could happen without this adjustment is 1. EditorApplication.playModeStateChanged (PlayModeStateChange.ExitingPlayMode) fires which increments sceneModeVersion. 2. A final update loop runs with Application.isPlaying = true. 3. During this loop, a new command builder is created with the new sceneModeVersion and Application.isPlaying=true and is drawn to using a WithDuration scope. 4. The play mode changes to editor mode. 5. The WithDuration scope survives!

We cannot increment sceneModeVersion on PlayModeStateChange.ExitedPlayMode (not Exiting) instead, because some gizmos which we want to keep may be drawn before that event fires. Yay, Unity is so helpful.

List<Mesh> cachedMeshes = new List<Mesh>()

Dictionary<Camera,Range> cameraVersions = new Dictionary<Camera, Range>()

int currentDrawOrderIndex = 0

MaterialPropertyBlock customMaterialProperties = new MaterialPropertyBlock()

BuilderDataContainer data

SDFLookupData fontData

Plane[] frustrumPlanes = new Plane[6]

System.Runtime.InteropServices.GCHandle gizmosHandle

int lastTickVersion

int lastTickVersion2

int lastTimeLargestCachedMeshWasUsed = 0

MeshCompareByDrawingOrder meshSorter = new MeshCompareByDrawingOrder()

List<RenderedMeshWithType> meshes = new List<RenderedMeshWithType>()

Dictionary<int, GameObject> persistentRedrawScopes = new Dictionary<int, GameObject>()

ProcessedBuilderDataContainer processedData

int sceneModeVersion = 0

Incremented every time the editor goes from play mode -> edit mode, or edit mode -> play mode.

Used to ensure that no WithDuration scopes survive this transition.

Normally it is not important, but when Unity's enter play mode settings have reload domain disabled then it can become important since this manager will survive the transition.

List<Mesh> stagingCachedMeshes = new List<Mesh>()

int totalMemoryUsage