Module three_d::renderer::geometry

A collection of geometries implementing the Geometry trait.

A geometry together with a material can be rendered directly, or combined into an object (see Gm) that can be used in a render call, for example RenderTarget::render.

Structs

• BoundingBox
  A bounding box geometry used for visualising an AxisAlignedBoundingBox.
• Circle
  A circle 2D geometry which can be rendered using a camera created by Camera::new_2d.
• CpuMesh
  A CPU-side version of a triangle mesh.
• InstancedMesh
  Similar to Mesh, except it is possible to render many instances of the same mesh efficiently.
• Instances
  Defines the attributes for the instances of the model defined in InstancedMesh or InstancedModel.
• KeyFrameAnimation
  A set of key frames and transformations associated with a specific animation for a specific Primitive.
• KeyFrames
  Contains a set of key frames for rotations, translations, scales and morph weights.
• Line
  A rectangle 2D geometry which can be rendered using a camera created by Camera::new_2d.
• Mesh
  A triangle mesh Geometry.
• ParticleSystem
  Particle system that can be used to simulate effects such as fireworks, fire, smoke or water particles.
• Particles
  Used for defining the attributes for each particle in a ParticleSystem, for example its starting position and velocity.
• PointCloud
  Represents a set of points in 3D space, usually created with a scanner.
• Rectangle
  A rectangle 2D geometry which can be rendered using a camera created by Camera::new_2d.
• Sprites
  A set of sprites, ie. a set of quads that orients itself towards the camera.

Enums

• CpuGeometry
  A CPU-side version of a geometry.
• Indices
  An array of indices. Supports different data types.
• Positions
  An array of positions. Supports f32 and f64 data types.

Traits

• Geometry
  Represents a 3D geometry that, together with a material, can be rendered using Geometry::render_with_material. Alternatively, a geometry and a material can be combined in a Gm, thereby creating an Object which can be used in a render call, for example RenderTarget::render.