Descriptor sets describe what textures should be bound together in one place. More...

#include <OgreDescriptorSetTexture.h>

Public Member Functions
	DescriptorSetTexture ()

void	checkValidity (void) const

bool	operator!= (const DescriptorSetTexture &other) const
	Warning: This operator won't see changes in SRVs (i.e. More...

bool	operator< (const DescriptorSetTexture &other) const

Public Attributes
uint16	mRefCount

void *	mRsData

uint16	mShaderTypeTexCount [NumShaderTypes]

FastArray< const TextureGpu * >	mTextures
	Render-System specific data. More...

Detailed Description

Descriptor sets describe what textures should be bound together in one place.

They must be pushed to mTexture in the order of ShaderType. For example if you want to use 2 textures bound to the pixel shader stage and 1 in the Geometry Shader stage: DescriptorSetTexture descSet; descSet.mTextures.push_back( pixelShaderTex0 ); descSet.mTextures.push_back( pixelShaderTex1 ); descSet.mTextures.push_back( geometryShaderTex1 ); descSet.mShaderTypeTexCount[PixelShader] = 2u; descSet.mShaderTypeTexCount[GeometryShader] = 1u;

const DescriptorSetTexture *finalSet = hlmsManager->getDescriptorSet( descSet ); finalSet can be used with RenderSystem::_setTextures

Remove finalSet once you're done using it. hlmsManager->destroyDescriptorSet( finalSet ); finalSet = 0;

Remarks: Do not create and destroy a set every frame. You should create it once, and reuse it until it is no longer necessary, then you should destroy it.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ DescriptorSetTexture()

Ogre::DescriptorSetTexture::DescriptorSetTexture ( )

inline

Member Function Documentation

◆ checkValidity()

void Ogre::DescriptorSetTexture::checkValidity ( void ) const

◆ operator!=()

bool Ogre::DescriptorSetTexture::operator!= ( const DescriptorSetTexture & other ) const

inline

Warning: This operator won't see changes in SRVs (i.e.

data baked into mRsData). If you get notifyTextureChanged call, the SRV has changed and you must assume the DescriptorSetTexture has changed. SRV = Shader Resource View.

References mShaderTypeTexCount, mTextures, Ogre::NumShaderTypes, and Ogre::FastArray< T >::size().