Computing uv mapping with ProBuilder

Hi all,

I'm completely new with ProBuilder - but it seems like it's able to generate UV positions for meshes generated programatically - am I understanding this right? If that's the case, this is a very significant support. However, I've been failing at using the API so far (Unity 2019.2 with ProBuilder 4.0.5).

Essentially, my code looks like:

Code (CSharp):

1.    GetComponent<MeshFilter>().mesh = <some mesh I generated separately, without UVs>;
2.    gameObject.AddComponent<ProBuilderMesh>();
3.    ProBuilderMesh proBuilderMesh = GetComponent<ProBuilderMesh>();
4.    MeshImporter importer = new MeshImporter(proBuilderMesh);
5.    importer.Import(m);
6.  
7.    for (int i = 0; i < proBuilderMesh.faces.Count; ++i) {
8.       proBuilderMesh.faces[i].manualUV = false;
9.       proBuilderMesh.faces[i].uv = new AutoUnwrapSettings() {
10.         anchor = AutoUnwrapSettings.Anchor.UpperLeft,
11.          fill = AutoUnwrapSettings.Fill.Stretch,
12.          scale = new Vector2(0.33f, 0.33f)
13.       };
14.   }
15.  
16.   proBuilderMesh.ToMesh();
17.   proBuilderMesh.Refresh();

All the faces seemed to be mapped over a small 0.33 by 0.33 rectangle on the texture, one on top of the other, which is (I guess) what I'm asking for.

Is there any way from this code or ProBuilder to actually generate an entire mapping of uv positions without one triangle overlapping the other, and edges properly connected, so that this uv can then be used for texturing?

 

Hi @SpaceToad did you find a way to map UVs without overlapping at runtime with probuilder? thanks a bunch