mrmeshpy.IRenderObject Class Reference

Public Member Functions
None	forceBindAll (self)
int	glBytes (self)
int	heapBytes (self)
bool	render (self, ModelRenderParams params)
None	renderPicker (self, ModelBaseRenderParams params, int geomId)
None	renderUi (self, UiRenderParams params)

Static Protected Member Functions
	_pybind11_conduit_v1_ (*args, **kwargs)

Detailed Description

Generated from:  MR::IRenderObject

Member Function Documentation

_pybind11_conduit_v1_()

mrmeshpy.IRenderObject._pybind11_conduit_v1_ ( * args, ** kwargs )

staticprotected

forceBindAll()

None mrmeshpy.IRenderObject.forceBindAll

(

self

)

binds all data for this render object, not to bind ever again (until object becomes dirty)

glBytes()

int mrmeshpy.IRenderObject.glBytes

(

self

)

returns the amount of memory this object allocated in OpenGL

heapBytes()

int mrmeshpy.IRenderObject.heapBytes

(

self

)

returns the amount of memory this object occupies on heap

render()

bool mrmeshpy.IRenderObject.render	(		self,
		ModelRenderParams	params )

Returns true if something was rendered, or false if nothing to render.

renderPicker()

None mrmeshpy.IRenderObject.renderPicker	(		self,
		ModelBaseRenderParams	params,
		int	geomId )

renderUi()

None mrmeshpy.IRenderObject.renderUi	(		self,
		UiRenderParams	params )

Render the UI. This is repeated for each viewport.
Here you can either render immediately, or insert a task into `params.tasks`, which get Z-sorted.
* `params` will remain alive as long as the tasks are used.
* You'll have at most one living task at a time, so you can write a non-owning pointer to an internal task.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• mrmeshpy.pyi