DarkRadiant render system - Revision history

Tels: categorize

2007-11-11T23:12:57Z

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	* '''Back end (rendering phase)'''. Here the actual OpenGL calls are made by calling the render method defined in the '''OpenGLRenderable''' interface on each object previously submitted to the Renderer. This interface is defined in '''include/irender.h'''. This stage is currently handled by the ShaderCache, presumably in order to group geometry by shader and keep OpenGL state changes to a minimum.		* '''Back end (rendering phase)'''. Here the actual OpenGL calls are made by calling the render method defined in the '''OpenGLRenderable''' interface on each object previously submitted to the Renderer. This interface is defined in '''include/irender.h'''. This stage is currently handled by the ShaderCache, presumably in order to group geometry by shader and keep OpenGL state changes to a minimum.

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Greebo: categorised

2007-01-12T11:44:32Z

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	* '''Front end (sorting phase)'''. At this stage, the scene graph is traversed, and entities declared as '''Renderable''' are required to submit their render information to a '''Renderer''' which, despite the name, performs no rendering but is merely responsible for sorting renderable objects into an appropriate structure of state information. Both of these interfaces (Renderable and Renderer) are defined in '''include/renderable.h'''		* '''Front end (sorting phase)'''. At this stage, the scene graph is traversed, and entities declared as '''Renderable''' are required to submit their render information to a '''Renderer''' which, despite the name, performs no rendering but is merely responsible for sorting renderable objects into an appropriate structure of state information. Both of these interfaces (Renderable and Renderer) are defined in '''include/renderable.h'''
	* '''Back end (rendering phase)'''. Here the actual OpenGL calls are made by calling the render method defined in the '''OpenGLRenderable''' interface on each object previously submitted to the Renderer. This interface is defined in '''include/irender.h'''. This stage is currently handled by the ShaderCache, presumably in order to group geometry by shader and keep OpenGL state changes to a minimum.		* '''Back end (rendering phase)'''. Here the actual OpenGL calls are made by calling the render method defined in the '''OpenGLRenderable''' interface on each object previously submitted to the Renderer. This interface is defined in '''include/irender.h'''. This stage is currently handled by the ShaderCache, presumably in order to group geometry by shader and keep OpenGL state changes to a minimum.

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OrbWeaver: Basic renderer information

2006-11-24T21:41:12Z

Basic renderer information

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The [[DarkRadiant]] '''render system''' works in two phases.

* '''Front end (sorting phase)'''. At this stage, the scene graph is traversed, and entities declared as '''Renderable''' are required to submit their render information to a '''Renderer''' which, despite the name, performs no rendering but is merely responsible for sorting renderable objects into an appropriate structure of state information. Both of these interfaces (Renderable and Renderer) are defined in '''include/renderable.h'''
* '''Back end (rendering phase)'''. Here the actual OpenGL calls are made by calling the render method defined in the '''OpenGLRenderable''' interface on each object previously submitted to the Renderer. This interface is defined in '''include/irender.h'''. This stage is currently handled by the ShaderCache, presumably in order to group geometry by shader and keep OpenGL state changes to a minimum.