Finding the path to a texture

[playsteven]

Hi,

I'm currently writing some actions for Prime31 android plug-ins.

A roadblock has been hit. I'm attempting to pass a texture to post on Twitter (Social Networking plug-in).

This is the code from Prime31 which tweets a screengrab ...

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public static string screenshotFilename = "someScreenshot.png";
Application.CaptureScreenshot( screenshotFilename );
var pathToImage = Application.persistentDataPath + "/" + screenshotFilename;
var bytes = System.IO.File.ReadAllBytes( pathToImage );
TwitterAndroid.postStatusUpdate( "This is going on twitter", bytes );

Any ideas on how I can adapt this for my Playmaker action, so I can use an FsmTexture in place of the screenshot used above?

Do I need to get the path to the FsmTexture to allow me to post the image? I played around with AssetDatabase.GetAssetPath() but, honestly, I didn't have a clue what I was doing 

Thanks,
Steven

[dudebxl]

what will be in the texture? a screenshot or a fixed texture like a logo.

if logo, then it should be in the resource folder (string pathToImage = "Assets/Resources/.../xxx.png") or Resources.Load

if screenshot then just use the path of the saved png file (check out the camerascreenshot action for more path codes) or use bytes = texture.Value.EncodeToPNG() ;

something like that, you need to play around and test..

hard without trying myself in mono but hope it helps.

[playsteven]

Thanks for the info. I'm going to be using a fixed texture, it is a logo.

I'll try out your suggestions next week