Struct gust_render::view::View

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pub struct View { /* private fields */ }
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A View is a 2D camera. It’s the screen viewport. You can make multiple views and use them as Minimap, 2nd player screen etc… The view is attached to a gust::Window.

Implementations

Create a new View from a pos point and a Rect

Reset the rect if you don’t want to you can use (set_sizes)[]

Set pos of the view (usefull for game like 2D Zelda-Like)

Set the viewport of the view (the viewport is given as a float factor 0.5 / 1.0 / 0.2 etc) That way people can simply handle screen part.

Set the size of the rect

Move the view from actual position with the offset offset.

Update the view: Apply all transformations.

Set the view zoom.

Multiply the current zoom by this one.

Return zoom.

Return projection Matrix4.

Return sizes in a Vector.

Return position of the view in a Vector.

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