Revision 36d65d88
Added by Leszek Koltunski almost 4 years ago
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{
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return |
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"if( vName[i]=="+effect+" && (int(a_Association) & vAssociation[i]) != 0 )\n" +
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"if( vName[i]=="+effect+" )\n" + |
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"{\n" +
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code +"\n" + |
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"}\n" + |
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* |
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* This creates an association between this Vertex Effect and a Component of a Mesh. |
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* One can set the association of an Effect and of a Component, and the Effect will only be active on |
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* vertices of Components such that (effect assoc) & (component assoc) != 0. (see retSection() above) |
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* vertices of Components such that |
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* (effect assoc) & (component assoc) != 0 || (effect component) == (mesh component) |
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* (see main_vertex_shader) |
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* The point: this way we can configure the system so that each Vertex Effect acts only on a certain |
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* subset of a Mesh, thus potentially significantly reducing the number of render calls. |
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*/ |
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public void setMeshAssociation(int association) |
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public void setMeshAssociation(int component, int association)
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mComponent = component; |
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mAssociation = association; |
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} |
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} |
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Progress making it possible to apply Vertex Effects only to some Components of a Mesh.