[−][src]Struct processing::shapes::quad::Quad
A quadrilateral is a shape with four sides that are straight lines, so it is completely specified by the four points (vertices) at the corners where the lines meet.
Methods
impl<'a> Quad<'a>[src]
pub fn new(
screen: &Screen,
x1i: &[f64],
y1i: &[f64],
z1i: &[f64],
x2i: &[f64],
y2i: &[f64],
z2i: &[f64],
x3i: &[f64],
y3i: &[f64],
z3i: &[f64],
x4i: &[f64],
y4i: &[f64],
z4i: &[f64]
) -> Result<Self, ProcessingErr>[src]
screen: &Screen,
x1i: &[f64],
y1i: &[f64],
z1i: &[f64],
x2i: &[f64],
y2i: &[f64],
z2i: &[f64],
x3i: &[f64],
y3i: &[f64],
z3i: &[f64],
x4i: &[f64],
y4i: &[f64],
z4i: &[f64]
) -> Result<Self, ProcessingErr>
Create a new Quad to be drawn later. It is specified by four corners at positions 1 (x1i, y1i, z1i), 2 (x2i, y2i, z2i), 3 (x3i, y3i, z3i), and 4 (x4i, y4i, z4i).
pub fn attach_texture(self, tex: &'a Texture2d) -> Self[src]
Trait Implementations
impl<'a> Shape for Quad<'a>[src]
fn fill_buffer(&self) -> Box<&VertexBuffer<ShapeVertex>>[src]
fn stroke_buffer(&self) -> Box<&VertexBuffer<ShapeVertex>>[src]
fn fill_indices(&self) -> Box<&IndexType>[src]
fn stroke_indices(&self) -> Box<&IndexType>[src]
fn get_texture(&self) -> Option<Box<&Texture2d>>[src]
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