Utility class to represent format of a GeometryBuffer. More...

#include <geometrybuffer.h>

Public Types
enum	Format { Vertex3 = 1 << 0, Vertex4 = 1 << 1, Color3 = 1 << 2, Color4 = 1 << 3, Normal3 = 1 << 4, Normal = Normal3, TexCoord2 = 1 << 5 }
Public Member Functions
	GeometryBufferFormat ()
	GeometryBufferFormat (int vertexCount, int indexCount=0)
	GeometryBufferFormat (Format fmt, int vertexCount, int indexCount=0)
void	addVertices (int size)
void	addNormals ()
void	addColors (int size)
void	addTexCoords (int size)
int	vertexSize () const
int	colorSize () const
int	normalSize () const
int	texCoordSize () const
int	vertexCount () const
void	setVertexCount (int count)
int	indexCount () const
void	setIndexCount (int count)
bool	isIndexed () const
Protected Member Functions
void	init (int vertexCount, int indexCount)

Detailed Description

Utility class to represent format of a GeometryBuffer.

GeometryBufferFormat object encapsulates information about a GeometryBuffer object. That information includes which attributes (e.g. vertices, normals, texture coordinates) are stored in the buffer as well as the size (number of components) of each coordinate.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

KGLLib::GeometryBufferFormat::GeometryBufferFormat ( )

Creates an invalid format.

You will need to specify at least vertex size and count before it can be used.

GeometryBufferFormat

Member Function Documentation

void KGLLib::GeometryBufferFormat::addColors ( int size ) [inline]

Sets number of color components to size.

Referenced by KGLLib::Batch::bestBufferFormat().

void KGLLib::GeometryBufferFormat::addNormals ( ) [inline]

Sets number of normal components to 3 (normals always have 3 components).

Referenced by KGLLib::Batch::bestBufferFormat().

void KGLLib::GeometryBufferFormat::addTexCoords ( int size ) [inline]

Sets number of texture coordinate components to size.

Referenced by KGLLib::Batch::bestBufferFormat().

void KGLLib::GeometryBufferFormat::addVertices ( int size ) [inline]

Sets number of vertex components to size.

This has to be specified before the format is valid and can be used.

Referenced by KGLLib::Batch::bestBufferFormat().

int KGLLib::GeometryBufferFormat::colorSize ( ) const [inline]

Returns:: number of components in a color.

Referenced by KGLLib::GeometryBuffer::bufferSize().

int KGLLib::GeometryBufferFormat::indexCount ( ) const [inline]

Returns:: number of indices.

If this is 0, then non-indexed rendering will be used and all vertices will be used in sequential order. Otherwise indexed rendering will be used and vertices will be used in order specified by indices.