Module screen_13::pak

Note about keys: When baking assets using the .toml format you will not need to use the .toml extension in order to load and use the assets at runtime. For instance, when trying to read a model packed at models/thing.toml you might: gpu.read_model("models/thing")

Structs

Animation	Holds an Animation in a .pak file. For data transport only.
AnimationId	An identifier for Animation instances which is unique within one .pak file.
Bitmap	Holds a Bitmap in a .pak file. For data transport only.
BitmapFont	Holds a BitmapFont in a .pak file. For data transport only.
BitmapFontId	An identifier for BitmapFont instances which is unique within one .pak file.
BitmapId	An identifier for Bitmap instances which is unique within one .pak file.
BlobId	An identifier for byte array instances which is unique within one .pak file.
Channel	Describes the animation of one joint.
Material	Holds bitmap IDs to match what was setup in the asset .toml file.
MaterialId	An identifier for Material instances which is unique within one .pak file.
ModelId	An identifier for Model instances which is unique within one .pak file.
Pak	A wrapper type which allows callers to specify the Read and Seek implementations used to read assets.
PakBuf	Main serialization container for the .pak file format.
Scene	A container for references.
SceneId	An identifier for Scene instances which is unique within one .pak file.
TextId	An identifier for text fragments which is unique within one .pak file.

Enums

BitmapFormat	Describes the channels of a Bitmap.
ErrorKind	The kind of error that can be produced during a serialization or deserialization.