【Texture Combiner】

　　After the basic vertex lighting has been calculated, textures are applied. In ShaderLab this is done using SetTexture command.

　　SetTexture commands have no effect when fragment programs are used; as in that case pixel operations are completely described in the shader.

　　Texturing is the place to do old-style combiner effects. You can have multiple SetTexture commands inside a pass - all textures are applied in sequence, like layers in a painting program. SetTexture commands must be placed at the end of a Pass.

[三种命令]

1、combine命令

2、constantColor命令

　　ConstantColor color

Defines a constant color that can be used in the combine command.

 3、matrix命令

　　matrix [MatrixPropertyName]Transforms texture coordinates used in this command with the given matrix.

[Separate Alpha & Color computation]

[Specular highlight]

　　By default the primary color is the sum of the diffuse, ambient and specular colors (as defined in the Lighting calculation). If you specify SeparateSpecular On in the pass options, the specular color will be added in after the combiner calculation, rather than before. This is the default behavior of the built-in VertexLit shader.

[Examples]

1、Alpha Blending Two Textures

　　This small examples takes two textures. First it sets the first combiner to just take the _MainTex, then is uses the alpha channel of _BlendTex to fade in the RGB colors of _BlendTex。　　

Shader "Examples/2 Alpha Blended Textures" {    Properties {        _MainTex ("Base (RGB)", 2D) = "white" {}        _BlendTex ("Alpha Blended (RGBA) ", 2D) = "white" {}    }    SubShader {        Pass {            // Apply base texture            SetTexture [_MainTex] {                combine texture            }            // Blend in the alpha texture using the lerp operator            SetTexture [_BlendTex] {                combine texture lerp (texture) previous            }        }    }} 

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2、Alpha Controlled Self-illumination

　　This shader uses the alpha component of the _MainTex to decide where to apply lighting. It does this by applying the texture to two stages; In the first stage, the alpha value of the texture is used to blend between the vertex color and solid white. In the second stage, the RGB values of the texture are multiplied in.

Shader "Examples/Self-Illumination" {    Properties {        _MainTex ("Base (RGB) Self-Illumination (A)", 2D) = "white" {}    }    SubShader {        Pass {            // Set up basic white vertex lighting            Material {                Diffuse (1,1,1,1)                Ambient (1,1,1,1)            }            Lighting On            // Use texture alpha to blend up to white (= full illumination)            SetTexture [_MainTex] {                constantColor (1,1,1,1)                combine constant lerp(texture) previous            }            // Multiply in texture            SetTexture [_MainTex] {                combine previous * texture            }        }    }} 

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参考：file://localhost/Applications/Unity/Unity.app/Contents/Documentation/Documentation/Components/SL-SetTexture.html