ChangeQueue Class

Construct a new ChangeQueue using the given CreatePreviewEventArgs. The preview scene for these args will be used to populate the world.

Construct a new ChangeQueue from the given document

Construct a new ChangeQueue from the given document, using given display pipeline attributes.

Get the DisplayPipelineAttributes if available, null otherwise

Return true if this ChangeQueue is created for preview rendering. No view was set for preview rendering.

Return view ID for a RhinoDoc based ChangeQueue. Returns Guid.Empty if no view was associated with the changequeue, i.e. preview rendering.

Override this when you want to handle clippingplane changes

Override if you need to react to display attribute changes. This function is needed to be able to react to different sample settings for i.e. capture preview rendering.

Override this when you want to handle dynamicclippingplane changes

Handle dynamic light changes

Handle dynamic object transforms

Override this when you want to handle environment changes

Override this when you want to handle groundplane changes

Override this when you want to handle light changes

Override this when you want to handle linear workflow changes

Override when you want to handle material changes

Override this when you want to handle mesh changes.

Override this when you want to handle mesh instance changes (block instances and first-time added new meshes)

Override this when you want to handle render setting changes. These are for the viewport settings.

Override this when you need to handle background changes (through RenderSettings)

Override this when you want to handle skylight changes

Override this when you want to handle sun changes

Override ApplyViewChange when you want to receive changes to the view/camera

Compare to ViewInfo instances and decide whether they are equal or not. If you need to change the way the comparison is done you can override this function and implement your custom comparison.

Override this if you need to control baking behavior for textures. By default bake everything.

Override this if you need to control the size of the baked bitmaps for textures. By default the value returned is 2048.

Override this if you need to modify the way render hashes are calcuated in the change queue. This will alter the way materials are grouped.

Convert given (camera-based) light to a world-based light (in-place)

Helper function to get a CRC from a Guid.

Calls CreateWorld with true passed.

Signal the queue to do the initialisation of the queue, seeding it with the content currently available.

Dispose our ChangeQueue

Dispose our ChangeQueue. Disposes unmanaged memory.

Get RenderEnvironment for given RenderHash. Can return null.

Get the RenderEnvironment from the ChangeQueue content cache from the original instance id

Get RenderEnvironment RenderHash for given usage.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Tell the ChangeQueue to flush all collected events. This can trigger a host of Apply* calls. The following is the order in which those calls get made if there are changes for that specific data type: ApplyViewChange ApplyLinearWorkflowChanges ApplyDynamicObjectTransforms ApplyDynamicLightChanges ApplyRenderSettingsChanges ApplyEnvironmentChanges (background) ApplyEnvironmentChanges (refl) ApplyEnvironmentChanges (sky) ApplySkylightChanges ApplySunChanges ApplyLightChanges ApplyMaterialChanges ApplyMeshChanges ApplyMeshInstanceChanges ApplyGroundPlaneChanges ApplyClippingPlaneChanges

Serves as the default hash function.

Get groundplane known to the queue at the time of the Flush

Get render settings known to the queue at the time of the Flush

Get the scene bounding box

Get skylight known to the queue at the time of the Flush

Get sun known to the queue at the time of the Flush

Get view known to the queue at the time of the Flush

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Get the RenderMaterial from the ChangeQueue material cache based on RenderHash

Get the RenderMaterial from the ChangeQueue material cache from the original instance id

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Override this when you want to be notified of begin of changes

Override this when you want to be notified dynamic updates are available

Override this when you want to be notified when change notifications have ended.

Call Flush() once, after that automatically dispose the queue.

Override ProvideOriginalObject and return true if you want original objects supplied with ChangeQueue.Mesh. This will then also allow access to the Attributes.UserData of the original object from which the Mesh was generated.

Get RenderTexture for given RenderHash. Can return null.

Get the RenderTexture from the ChangeQueue content cache from the original instance id

Returns a string that represents the current object.