pub struct ChunkData {
pub grid_position: Vector2<i32>,
pub size: Vector2<u32>,
pub content: Box<[u8]>,
}Expand description
A copy of a layer of data from a chunk. It can be height data or mask data, since the type is erased. The layer that this data represents must be remembered externally.
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§grid_position: Vector2<i32>The grid position of the original chunk.
size: Vector2<u32>The size of the original chunk, to confirm that the chunk’s size has not changed since the data was copied.
content: Box<[u8]>The type-erased data from either the height or one of the layers of the chunk.
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Source§impl ChunkData
impl ChunkData
Sourcepub fn from_texture(
grid_position: Vector2<i32>,
texture: &TextureResource,
) -> Self
pub fn from_texture( grid_position: Vector2<i32>, texture: &TextureResource, ) -> Self
Create a ChunkData for the given texture at the given position.
Sourcepub fn swap_height(&mut self, chunk: &mut Chunk)
pub fn swap_height(&mut self, chunk: &mut Chunk)
Swap the content of this data with the content of the given chunk’s height map.
Sourcepub fn swap_holes(&mut self, chunk: &mut Chunk)
pub fn swap_holes(&mut self, chunk: &mut Chunk)
Swap the content of this data with the content of the given chunk’s hole mask.
Sourcepub fn swap_layer_mask(&mut self, chunk: &mut Chunk, layer: usize)
pub fn swap_layer_mask(&mut self, chunk: &mut Chunk, layer: usize)
Swap the content of this data with the content of the given chunk’s mask layer.
Sourcepub fn swap_height_from_list(&mut self, chunks: &mut [Chunk])
pub fn swap_height_from_list(&mut self, chunks: &mut [Chunk])
Swap the height data of the a chunk from the list with the height data in this object.
The given list of chunks will be searched to find the chunk that matches grid_position.
Sourcepub fn swap_holes_from_list(&mut self, chunks: &mut [Chunk])
pub fn swap_holes_from_list(&mut self, chunks: &mut [Chunk])
Swap the hole data of the a chunk from the list with the hole data in this object.
The given list of chunks will be searched to find the chunk that matches grid_position.
Sourcepub fn swap_layer_mask_from_list(&mut self, chunks: &mut [Chunk], layer: usize)
pub fn swap_layer_mask_from_list(&mut self, chunks: &mut [Chunk], layer: usize)
Swap the layer mask data of a particular layer of a chunk from the list with the data in this object.
The given list of chunks will be searched to find the chunk that matches grid_position.
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impl Freeze for ChunkData
impl RefUnwindSafe for ChunkData
impl Send for ChunkData
impl Sync for ChunkData
impl Unpin for ChunkData
impl UnwindSafe for ChunkData
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