Module vxdraw::dyntex

Methods and types to control dynamic textures

A dynamic texture is a texture from which you can spawn sprites. The dynamic part of the name refers to the sprites. A sprite is a rectangular view into the texture. The sprites can be changed freely during runtime. This allows movement of sprites, animations, and warping of their form.

Example - Drawing a sprite

use vxdraw::{dyntex::{ImgData, LayerOptions, Sprite}, prelude::*, void_logger, Deg, Matrix4, ShowWindow, VxDraw};
fn main() {
    static TESTURE: &ImgData = &ImgData::PNGBytes(include_bytes!["../images/testure.png"]);
    #[cfg(feature = "doctest-headless")]
    let mut vx = VxDraw::new(void_logger(), ShowWindow::Headless1k);
    #[cfg(not(feature = "doctest-headless"))]
    let mut vx = VxDraw::new(void_logger(), ShowWindow::Enable);


    let mut dyntex = vx.dyntex();
    let tex = dyntex.add_layer(TESTURE, &LayerOptions::new());
    vx.dyntex().add(&tex, Sprite::new().scale(0.5));

    vx.draw_frame();
    #[cfg(not(feature = "doctest-headless"))]
    std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::new(3, 0));
}

Structs

Dyntex	Accessor object to all dynamic textures
Handle	A view into a texture (a sprite)
Layer	Handle to a layer (a single texture)
LayerOptions	Options for creating a layer of a dynamic texture with sprites
Sprite	Sprite creation builder

Enums

Filter	Specify filter options
FragmentShader	Enum describing which fragment shader to use
ImgData	Specify the type of incoming texture data
VertexShader	Enum describing which vertex shader to use
WrapMode	Specify texture wrapping mode