Struct rendology::pipeline::render_pass::PlainScenePass
source · pub struct PlainScenePass<C: CoreInput> {
pub instancing_mode: InstancingMode,
pub program: Program,
pub _phantom: PhantomData<C>,
}
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§instancing_mode: InstancingMode
§program: Program
§_phantom: PhantomData<C>
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impl<C> !RefUnwindSafe for PlainScenePass<C>
impl<C> !Send for PlainScenePass<C>
impl<C> !Sync for PlainScenePass<C>
impl<C> Unpin for PlainScenePass<C>where C: Unpin,
impl<C> !UnwindSafe for PlainScenePass<C>
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