Difference between revisions of "GraphicsBuffer"

Latest revision as of 03:24, 9 February 2024

Available since LÖVE 12.0

This type is not supported in earlier versions.

Low-level data stored in graphics memory, including arrays of vertices, vertex indices, and custom collections of data accessible in Shaders.

Higher level graphics objects such as Meshes, SpriteBatches, TextBatches, and ParticleSystems make use of GraphicsBuffers internally.

None.

GraphicsBuffer:clear	Clears the entire GraphicsBuffer or a specified byte range within it to zero.	12.0
GraphicsBuffer:getElementCount	Gets the total number of array elements in this GraphicsBuffer.	12.0
GraphicsBuffer:getElementStride	Gets the size in bytes used by one array element of this GraphicsBuffer.	12.0
GraphicsBuffer:getSize	Gets the total size in bytes of the GraphicsBuffer's contents.	12.0
Object:release	Immediately destroys the object's Lua reference.	11.0
Object:type	Gets the type of the object as a string.
Object:typeOf	Checks whether an object is of a certain type.

Data formats of individual array elements GraphicsBuffers and Meshes.

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 Low-level data stored in graphics memory, including arrays of vertices, vertex indices, and custom collections of data accessible in [[Shader]]s.
-Higher level graphics objects such as [[Mesh]]es, [[SpriteBatch]]es, and [[ParticleSystem]]s make use of GraphicsBuffers internally.
+Higher level graphics objects such as [[Mesh]]es, [[SpriteBatch]]es, [[TextBatch]]es, and [[ParticleSystem]]s make use of GraphicsBuffers internally.
 == Constructors ==
 {{#ask: [[Category:Functions]] [[Constructs::GraphicsBuffer]]