What's the new intended way of setting platform-specific Texture Import settings (overrides)?

UPDATE: I ended up figuring this out... I was making a really dumb mistake. I'm editing this rather than bumping my own thread up with my own comment.

My primary mistake is that I didn't realize that only some of the overload signatures for the SetPlatformTextureSettings method were marked obsolete: namely, including the one that appears first in Visual Studio's Intellisense. And then when I went to the manual to read the documentation, this was confirmed to me with obsolete signatures being at the top of the page (simply put: I did not realize there were additional, non-obsoleted signatures for this method at first glance)

Here's the actual answer to my question (this is not clear at all, actually - it's actually kind of weird)
You have to first GET the platform settings, then set the values to the properties you're tweaking, and then SET the platform settings....

Code (CSharp):

1. var androidOverrides = textureImporter.GetPlatformTextureSettings("Android");
2. androidOverrides.overridden = true;
3. androidOverrides.format = TextureImporterFormat.ETC2_RGB4;
4. textureImporter.SetPlatformTextureSettings(androidOverrides);

Not sure why you have to do it like this, but this seems like something that should be documented more clearly!
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My original post:


I'm writing a AssetPostProcessor with the goal of automatically applying Android-specific importer settings on textures places in a certain folder (mainly compression).

But the obvious methods I can find for doing this are all marked *Obsolete* with no hint as to what the new "correct" method should be!

What's the scripting API I should be using to:

• Set "override for <platform>" to true
• Set "Format" (which is a type "TextureImporterFormat" enum)

I'd rather not use obsolete APIs if I can help it, if I'm just going to need to go change em later.

 

Imagine this still being the case in 2020 - thanks dude!

 

Now, this is 2024 and it can be works!!!

Thanks!!!