### Attribution Text Example

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Getting%20Started/Installation/Attribution

Use this text format to provide credit if not using the provided attribution prefab.

```text
This project/world uses LTCGI by _pi_, see 'github.com/pimaker/ltcgi'.  

```

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### Get and Set Per-Screen Color

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Udon_Sharp_API

Allows getting and setting the color for a specific screen using its index. Note that color values may be in an unexpected color space; use Color.linear and Color.gamma for conversions. _SetColor expects color.linear for reflected color to match the Unlit object's _Color.

```csharp
public Color _GetColor(int screen);
```

```csharp
public void _SetColor(int screen, Color color);
```

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### Get Screen Index by GameObject

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Udon_Sharp_API

Retrieves the index of a screen GameObject, which acts as a unique identifier. This should preferably be called in Start, not Update, as it's an expensive call. Only one LTCGI_Screen component is allowed per GameObject.

```csharp
public int _GetIndex(GameObject screen);
```

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### Configure LTCGI Sampler State

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Shader_Authors

Configure the LTCGI sampler state by defining the LTCGI_SAMPLER macro before importing LTCGI. The sampler should use clamp and trilinear filtering. Anisotropic filtering is optional.

```csharp
#define LTCGI_SAMPLER sampler_LTCGI_trilinear_clamp_sampler
```

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### Enable/Disable Global LTCGI State

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Udon_Sharp_API

Call this function on the adapter to globally enable or disable LTCGI. Material-swapping is still recommended for performance.

```csharp
public void _SetGlobalState(bool enabled)
```

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### Global Settings API

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Udon_Sharp_API

Functions for globally enabling/disabling LTCGI and changing the global video texture input.

```APIDOC
## Global Settings API

### Description
Provides functions to globally control LTCGI settings, such as enabling/disabling the feature and setting the global video texture.

### Methods

#### `_SetGlobalState(bool enabled)`

*   **Description**: Globally enables or disables LTCGI. It is recommended to also use material-swapping for performance.
*   **Parameters**:
    *   `enabled` (bool) - Required - `true` to enable LTCGI, `false` to disable.

#### `_SetVideoTexture(Texture texture)`

*   **Description**: Changes the global realtime video texture input at runtime. This operation is expensive and should be called only when necessary.
*   **Parameters**:
    *   `texture` (Texture) - Required - The new video texture to set.

### Request Example
```csharp
// Example for _SetGlobalState
LTCGI_UdonAdapter adapter = ...;
adapter._SetGlobalState(true);

// Example for _SetVideoTexture
Texture myVideoTexture = ...;
adapter._SetVideoTexture(myVideoTexture);
```

### Response
*   No explicit response body for these methods, they perform actions directly.
```

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### Amplify Shader Editor Include and Tag

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Shader_Authors

In Amplify Shader Editor, configure the include path and add the custom tag for LTCGI compatibility. This is a prerequisite for using LTCGI nodes.

```shaderlab
#include "Packages/at.pimaker.ltcgi/Shaders/Amplify/LTCGI_Amplify.shader"
```

```shaderlab
Tags { "LTCGI" = "ALWAYS" }
```

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### Include LTCGI.cginc in Shader

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Shader_Authors

Include the LTCGI.cginc file in your shader to enable LTCGI support. Ensure the file is accessible via the import path. You can check for its inclusion using the LTCGI_INCLUDED define in C#.

```csharp
#include "LTCGI.cginc"
```

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### Toggle LTCGI Global State with UdonSharp

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Getting%20Started/Setup/Basic_Toggle

Use this UdonSharp script to enable or disable LTCGI globally. It requires a reference to the LTCGI_UdonAdapter and can be triggered by user input like UI toggles or interaction.

```csharp
using UdonSharp;
  
// NOTE: This script has to reference the "LTCGI_AssemblyUdon" to allow it to use the "LTCGI_UdonAdapter" type!  
  
[UdonBehaviourSyncMode(BehaviourSyncMode.None)]  
public class LTCGI_ExampleToggle : UdonSharpBehaviour  
{
    // set this to your controller object (specifically the adapter object):  
    public LTCGI_UdonAdapter Adapter;  

    // set this however you want:  
    public bool StartingState = true;  
    private bool state;

    void Start()  
    {
        state = StartingState;
        Adapter._SetGlobalState(state);
    }

    // you can make this a UI event as well!  
    public override void Interact()  
    {
        state = !state;
        Adapter._SetGlobalState(state);
    }
}

```

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### Per-Screen Settings API

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Udon_Sharp_API

Functions for retrieving and modifying individual screen settings, including color and texture.

```APIDOC
## Per-Screen Settings API

### Description
Provides functions to manage individual screen settings, such as retrieving screen indices, setting colors, and updating textures.

### Methods

#### `_GetIndex(GameObject screen)`

*   **Description**: Retrieves the internal index for a given screen GameObject. This index is used for other per-screen functions. Requires the GameObject to have a single `LTCGI_Screen` component.
*   **Parameters**:
    *   `screen` (GameObject) - Required - The GameObject containing the `LTCGI_Screen` component.
*   **Returns**:
    *   `int` - The internal index of the screen.

#### `_GetColor(int screen)`

*   **Description**: Retrieves the current color setting for a specific screen.
*   **Parameters**:
    *   `screen` (int) - Required - The index of the screen.
*   **Returns**:
    *   `Color` - The color of the screen. Note: May be in an unexpected color space; use `Color.linear` and `Color.gamma` for conversions.

#### `_SetColor(int screen, Color color)`

*   **Description**: Sets the color for a specific screen. For the reflected color to match the `_Color` on an Unlit object, provide `color.linear`.
*   **Parameters**:
    *   `screen` (int) - Required - The index of the screen.
    *   `color` (Color) - Required - The color to set. Use `Color.linear` for accurate reflection matching.

#### `_SetTexture(int screen, uint index)`

*   **Description**: Sets the texture for a specific screen using a texture index.
*   **Parameters**:
    *   `screen` (int) - Required - The index of the screen.
    *   `index` (uint) - Required - The index of the texture to apply.

### Request Example
```csharp
// Example for _GetIndex and _SetColor
LTCGI_UdonAdapter adapter = ...;
GameObject screenObject = ...;
int screenIndex = adapter._GetIndex(screenObject);
Color linearColor = Color.linear;
adapter._SetColor(screenIndex, linearColor);

// Example for _SetTexture
uint textureIndex = 0;
adapter._SetTexture(screenIndex, textureIndex);
```

### Response
*   `_GetColor` returns a `Color` object.
*   `_GetIndex`, `_SetColor`, and `_SetTexture` do not have explicit response bodies, they perform actions directly.
```

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### Default Sampler Declaration

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Shader_Authors

This is the default declaration for the LTCGI sampler state, which uses trilinear filtering and clamp mode.

```csharp
SamplerState sampler_LTCGI_trilinear_clamp_sampler;
```

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### Set Per-Screen Texture

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Udon_Sharp_API

Sets the texture for a specific screen using its index.

```csharp
public void _SetTexture(int screen, uint index);
```

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### Change Global Realtime Video Texture Input

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Udon_Sharp_API

Updates the global realtime video texture input at runtime. This operation is expensive and should only be called when necessary.

```csharp
public void _SetVideoTexture(Texture texture);
```

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### Disable Lightmap for Diffuse Contribution

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Shader_Authors

Use the LTCGI_ALWAYS_LTC_DIFFUSE macro (default in avatar mode) to eliminate the need for a separate lightmap texture, reducing texture slot usage.

```csharp
#define LTCGI_ALWAYS_LTC_DIFFUSE
```

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### Shader Tag for LTCGI Compatibility

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Advanced/Shader_Authors

Add a tag named 'LTCGI' to your shader to make it recognizable by the LTCGI controller. The tag value can be 'ALWAYS' or the uppercase name of a shader property that LTCGI support depends on.

```shaderlab
Tags { "LTCGI" = "ALWAYS" }
```

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### LTC Research Paper Citation

Source: https://ltcgi.dev/Getting%20Started/Installation/Attribution

Reference information for the Linearly Transformed Cosines paper used as the basis for LTCGI.

```text
Real-Time Polygonal-Light Shading with Linearly Transformed Cosines.  
Eric Heitz, Jonathan Dupuy, Stephen Hill and David Neubelt.  
ACM Transactions on Graphics (Proceedings of ACM SIGGRAPH 2016) 35(4), 2016.  
Project page: https://eheitzresearch.wordpress.com/415-2/  

```

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