com.mousebird.maply

Class RenderTarget

java.lang.Object

com.mousebird.maply.RenderTarget

public class RenderTarget
extends java.lang.Object

Represents a render target (other than the screen)
Individual objects can ask to be drawn somewhere other than the screen. This is how we do that. A render target is just a link between a render every frame and a MaplyTexture. To get at the actual image you use the MaplyTexture. At the moment a render target can only draw the full screen, possibly at a lower resolution.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
boolean	blend If set, anything rendered to this render target will blend with what's there.
boolean	clearEveryFrame If set, we'll clear the target textures every frame before rendering to it.
int	color Clear the render target to this color every frame.
long	renderTargetID The internal ID for the render target.
MaplyTexture	texture The texture we'll draw into.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
RenderTarget()

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

texture

public MaplyTexture texture

The texture we'll draw into.
This is the texture we'll draw into. Use createTexture to set it up.

renderTargetID

public long renderTargetID

The internal ID for the render target. Don't mess with this.

clearEveryFrame

public boolean clearEveryFrame

If set, we'll clear the target textures every frame before rendering to it. If not set, we won't clear the render target texture between frames. True by default.

color

public int color

Clear the render target to this color every frame. Default is clear black.

blend

public boolean blend

If set, anything rendered to this render target will blend with what's there. If not set, what's rendered will replace what was there before. This is the way it normally works for screen rendering. Set to false by default.

Constructor Detail

RenderTarget

public RenderTarget()