pub struct MaterialProperties {Show 14 fields
pub render_method: OpaqueRendererMethod,
pub alpha_mode: AlphaMode,
pub mesh_pipeline_key_bits: MeshPipelineKey,
pub depth_bias: f32,
pub reads_view_transmission_texture: bool,
pub render_phase_type: RenderPhaseType,
pub material_layout: Option<BindGroupLayout>,
pub draw_functions: SmallVec<[(Interned<dyn DrawFunctionLabel>, DrawFunctionId); 4]>,
pub shaders: SmallVec<[(Interned<dyn ShaderLabel>, Handle<Shader>); 3]>,
pub bindless: bool,
pub specialize: Option<fn(&MaterialPipeline, &mut RenderPipelineDescriptor, &MeshVertexBufferLayoutRef, ErasedMaterialPipelineKey) -> Result<(), SpecializedMeshPipelineError>>,
pub material_key: ErasedMaterialKey,
pub shadows_enabled: bool,
pub prepass_enabled: bool,
}Expand description
Common Material properties, calculated for a specific material instance.
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§render_method: OpaqueRendererMethodIs this material should be rendered by the deferred renderer when.
AlphaMode::Opaque or AlphaMode::Mask
alpha_mode: AlphaModeThe AlphaMode of this material.
mesh_pipeline_key_bits: MeshPipelineKeyThe bits in the MeshPipelineKey for this material.
These are precalculated so that we can just “or” them together in
queue_material_meshes.
depth_bias: f32Add a bias to the view depth of the mesh which can be used to force a specific render order for meshes with equal depth, to avoid z-fighting. The bias is in depth-texture units so large values may be needed to overcome small depth differences.
reads_view_transmission_texture: boolWhether the material would like to read from ViewTransmissionTexture.
This allows taking color output from the Opaque3d pass as an input, (for screen-space transmission) but requires
rendering to take place in a separate Transmissive3d pass.
render_phase_type: RenderPhaseType§material_layout: Option<BindGroupLayout>§draw_functions: SmallVec<[(Interned<dyn DrawFunctionLabel>, DrawFunctionId); 4]>Backing array is a size of 4 because the StandardMaterial needs 4 draw functions by default
shaders: SmallVec<[(Interned<dyn ShaderLabel>, Handle<Shader>); 3]>Backing array is a size of 3 because the StandardMaterial has 3 custom shaders (frag, prepass_frag, deferred_frag) which is the
most common use case
bindless: boolWhether this material actually uses bindless resources, taking the platform support (or lack thereof) of bindless resources into account.
specialize: Option<fn(&MaterialPipeline, &mut RenderPipelineDescriptor, &MeshVertexBufferLayoutRef, ErasedMaterialPipelineKey) -> Result<(), SpecializedMeshPipelineError>>§material_key: ErasedMaterialKeyThe key for this material, typically a bitfield of flags that are used to modify the pipeline descriptor used for this material.
shadows_enabled: boolWhether shadows are enabled for this material
prepass_enabled: boolWhether prepass is enabled for this material
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Source§impl MaterialProperties
impl MaterialProperties
pub fn get_shader(&self, label: impl ShaderLabel) -> Option<Handle<Shader>>
pub fn add_shader(&mut self, label: impl ShaderLabel, shader: Handle<Shader>)
pub fn get_draw_function( &self, label: impl DrawFunctionLabel, ) -> Option<DrawFunctionId>
pub fn add_draw_function( &mut self, label: impl DrawFunctionLabel, draw_function: DrawFunctionId, )
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Source§impl Default for MaterialProperties
impl Default for MaterialProperties
Source§fn default() -> MaterialProperties
fn default() -> MaterialProperties
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impl !RefUnwindSafe for MaterialProperties
impl Send for MaterialProperties
impl Sync for MaterialProperties
impl Unpin for MaterialProperties
impl !UnwindSafe for MaterialProperties
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