class Enlighten::IBakeInputGeometryTangents
└>Geo::IGeoSerialisable
└>Geo::IGeoReleasable
Interface for providing tangents for the geometry.
Functions
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| AddMesh(Geo::s32, IBakeInputMeshTangents *) | Add the tangents of the mesh with the given index. |
| Create() | Create a new IBakeInputGeometryTangents object. |
| Load(IGeoInputStream &, Geo::u32) | Load an instance of this class from an IGeoInputStream. |
| Release() | Free this object that was created within the Enlighten libraries. |
| Save(IGeoStream &, Geo::u32) | Save an instance of this class to an IGeoStream. |
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virtual bool Enlighten::IBakeInputGeometryTangents::AddMesh
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public: bool AddMesh
(
Geo::s32 index,
IBakeInputMeshTangents * mesh
)
...
Add the tangents of the mesh with the given index.
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static IBakeInputGeometryTangents* Enlighten::IBakeInputGeometryTangents::Create
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public: IBakeInputGeometryTangents * Create()
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Create a new IBakeInputGeometryTangents object.
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virtual bool Geo::IGeoSerialisable::Load
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public: bool Load
(
IGeoInputStream & stream,
Geo::u32 section
)
...
Load an instance of this class from an IGeoInputStream.
The stream must be ready to read from. You can load sections of an object by passing a bitmask representing the desired sections rather than Iff::AllSectionsMask, which will load all sections. It is also safe to call this method on an object multiple times with different section arguments to load multiple parts.
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virtual void Geo::IGeoReleasable::Release
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public: void Release()
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Free this object that was created within the Enlighten libraries.
Expect this to behave in a similar way to calling 'delete(this)'
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virtual bool Geo::IGeoSerialisable::Save
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public: bool Save
(
IGeoStream & stream,
Geo::u32 section
) const
...
Save an instance of this class to an IGeoStream.
The stream must be ready to write to. You can save sections of an object by passing a bitmask representing the desired sections rather than Iff::AllSectionsMask, which will save all sections that are available.