/// <summary>
/// Constructs a new screen manager component.
/// </summary>
public ScreenManager(Game game)
: base(game)
{
// we must set EnabledGestures before we can query for them, but
// we don't assume the game wants to read them.
TouchPanel.EnabledGestures = GestureType.None;
// Create the lighting system.
sunBurnCoreSystem = new SunBurnCoreSystem(game.Services, game.Content);
sceneState = new SceneState();
// Create the scene interface. Acts as a service provider containing all scene managers
// and returning them by type (including custom managers). Also acts as a component
// container where calls to manager methods on the SceneInterface (such as BeginFrameRendering,
// Unload, ...) are automatically called on all contained managers.
//
// This design allows managers to be plugged-in like modular components and for managers
// to easily be added, removed, or replaced with custom implementations.
//
sceneInterface = new SceneInterface();
sceneInterface.CreateDefaultManagers(RenderingSystemType.Forward, CollisionSystemType.Physics, true);
// Create the frame buffers used for rendering (sized to the backbuffer) and
// assign them to the ResourceManager so we don't have to worry about cleanup.
frameBuffers = new FrameBuffers(DetailPreference.High, DetailPreference.Medium);
sceneInterface.ResourceManager.AssignOwnership(frameBuffers);
}
protected GameState(string name, Application application, bool useApplicationContent, int bufferWidth, int bufferHeight, DetailPreference precisionMode, DetailPreference lightingRange)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(name))
throw new ArgumentException("No valid name was provided to the GameState", "name");
if (application == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException("application", "No valid Application instance provided to the GameState");
Name = name;
Application = application;
if (useApplicationContent)
{
Content = new ContentCatalogue(application);
}
else
{
_localContentManager = new ContentManager(application.Services, application.Content.RootDirectory);
Content = new ContentCatalogue(application, _localContentManager);
}
// We create the IContentOwner List that will get populated with Content to be loaded with the GameState creation
ContentToLoad = new List<IContentHost>();
// create the SceneInterface instance from the Application
SunBurn = Application.SunBurn;
// create the Framebuffers and assigns the ownership to the SceneInterface
_frameBuffers = new FrameBuffers(bufferWidth, bufferHeight, precisionMode, lightingRange);
SunBurn.ResourceManager.AssignOwnership(_frameBuffers);
}
protected GameState(string name, Application application, bool useApplicationContent, int bufferWidth, int bufferHeight, DetailPreference precisionMode, DetailPreference lightingRange)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(name))
{
throw new ArgumentException("No valid name was provided to the GameState", "name");
}
if (application == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("application", "No valid Application instance provided to the GameState");
}
Name = name;
Application = application;
if (useApplicationContent)
{
Content = new ContentCatalogue(application);
}
else
{
_localContentManager = new ContentManager(application.Services, application.Content.RootDirectory);
Content = new ContentCatalogue(application, _localContentManager);
}
// We create the IContentOwner List that will get populated with Content to be loaded with the GameState creation
ContentToLoad = new List <IContentHost>();
// create the SceneInterface instance from the Application
SunBurn = Application.SunBurn;
// create the Framebuffers and assigns the ownership to the SceneInterface
_frameBuffers = new FrameBuffers(bufferWidth, bufferHeight, precisionMode, lightingRange);
SunBurn.ResourceManager.AssignOwnership(_frameBuffers);
}
private void CreateFrameBuffers(int bufferWidth, int bufferHeight, DetailPreference precisionMode, DetailPreference lightingRange)
{
//if (_frameBuffers != null)
// _frameBuffers.Unload();
_frameBuffers = new FrameBuffers(bufferWidth, bufferHeight, precisionMode, lightingRange);
SunBurn.ResourceManager.AssignOwnership(_frameBuffers);
}
private void CreateFrameBuffers(int bufferWidth, int bufferHeight, DetailPreference precisionMode, DetailPreference lightingRange)
{
if (_frameBuffers != null)
_frameBuffers.Unload();
_frameBuffers = new FrameBuffers(bufferWidth, bufferHeight, precisionMode, lightingRange);
SunBurn.ResourceManager.AssignOwnership(_frameBuffers);
}
//The resize method is called at least once before any rendering, so it's
//a safe place to initialize output size related vulkan objects like the
//frame buffers.
protected override void OnResize()
{
base.OnResize();
frameBuffers?.Dispose();
frameBuffers = renderPass.CreateFrameBuffers(swapChain);
buildCommandBuffers();
}
protected override void OnResize()
{
base.OnResize();
updateViewRequested = true;
frameBuffers?.Dispose();
frameBuffers = pipeline.RenderPass.CreateFrameBuffers(swapChain);
buildCommandBuffers();
}
protected override void OnResize()
{
base.OnResize();
dev.WaitIdle();
updateMatrices();
frameBuffers?.Dispose();
frameBuffers = pipeline.RenderPass.CreateFrameBuffers(swapChain);
buildCommandBuffers();
}
/// <summary>
/// Performs application-defined tasks associated with freeing, releasing, or resetting unmanaged resources.
/// </summary>
/// <filterpriority>2</filterpriority>
public void Dispose()
{
Layers.Clear();
if (_localContentManager != null)
{
_localContentManager.Unload();
//_localContentManager.Dispose();
//_localContentManager = null;
}
FrameBuffers.Unload();
}
public void Resize()
{
frameBuffers?.Dispose();
frameBuffers = new FrameBuffers();
createGBuff();
for (int i = 0; i < swapChain.ImageCount; ++i)
{
frameBuffers.Add(new FrameBuffer(renderPass, swapChain.Width, swapChain.Height, new Image [] {
swapChain.images[i], null, gbColorRough, gbEmitMetal, gbN_AO, gbPos, hdrImg
}));
}
//frameBuffers = renderPass.CreateFrameBuffers (swapChain);
}
protected override void OnResize()
{
base.OnResize();
dev.WaitIdle();
renderer.Resize(Width, Height);
UpdateView();
frameBuffers?.Dispose();
frameBuffers = plToneMap.RenderPass.CreateFrameBuffers(swapChain);
DescriptorSetWrites dsUpdate = new DescriptorSetWrites(plToneMap.Layout.DescriptorSetLayouts[0].Bindings[0]);
dsUpdate.Write(dev, descriptorSet, renderer.hdrImgResolved.Descriptor);
buildCommandBuffers();
dev.WaitIdle();
}
public SimpleGameScreen()
{
sceneState = new SceneState();
// Create the scene interface. Acts as a service provider containing all scene managers
// and returning them by type (including custom managers). Also acts as a component
// container where calls to manager methods on the SceneInterface (such as BeginFrameRendering,
// Unload, ...) are automatically called on all contained managers.
//
// This design allows managers to be plugged-in like modular components and for managers
// to easily be added, removed, or replaced with custom implementations.
//
sceneInterface = new SceneInterface();
sceneInterface.CreateDefaultManagers(RenderingSystemType.Forward, CollisionSystemType.Physics, true);
BaseGameProgram.Instance.OnInitializeSceneInterface(sceneInterface);
// Create the frame buffers used for rendering (sized to the backbuffer) and
// assign them to the ResourceManager so we don't have to worry about cleanup.
frameBuffers = new FrameBuffers(DetailPreference.High, DetailPreference.High);
sceneInterface.ResourceManager.AssignOwnership(frameBuffers);
}
/// <summary>
///
/// </summary>
protected Game_cl()
: base()
{
mGraphics = new GraphicsDeviceManager(this);
Content.RootDirectory = "Content";
// Required for lighting system.
Components.Add(new SplashScreenGameComponent(this, mGraphics));
// Create the lighting system.
mLightingSystemManager = new LightingSystemManager(Services, Content);
mSceneState = new SceneState();
mEnvironment = new SceneEnvironment();
mSceneInterface = new SceneInterface(mGraphics);
mSceneInterface.CreateDefaultManagers(false);
mSceneInterface.AddManager(new ObjectManager_cl());
// Create the sprite manager used to create and organize sprite containers for 2D rendering.
mSpriteManager = new SpriteManager(mGraphics);
mSceneInterface.AddManager(mSpriteManager);
mFrameBuffers = new FrameBuffers(mGraphics, DetailPreference.Low, DetailPreference.Low);
mSceneInterface.ResourceManager.AssignOwnership(mFrameBuffers);
mStaticSceneEffects = new List<SceneEffect>();
//mView = Matrix.CreateLookAt(Vector3.Zero, Vector3.Forward, Vector3.Up);
//mProjection = Matrix.CreatePerspectiveFieldOfView(MathHelper.PiOver2, GraphicsDevice.Viewport.AspectRatio, 0.1f, 1000f);
mCameraEntity = new Entity_cl();
#if WORLD_EDITOR
mWorldEditor = new WorldEditor_cl();
#endif
mManagers = new List<BaseManager_cl>();
mRandom = new Random();
mTimer = new FNA.Core.Timer_cl();
mBaseInstance = this;
mIsPlayingGame = true;
}
public StarterGame()
{
// Default XNA setup.
graphics = new GraphicsDeviceManager(this);
Content.RootDirectory = "Content";
// Required for lighting system.
graphics.PreferredDepthStencilFormat = DepthFormat.Depth24Stencil8;
// Required for lighting system.
splashScreenGameComponent = new SplashScreenGameComponent(this);
Components.Add(splashScreenGameComponent);
// Create the lighting system.
sunBurnCoreSystem = new SunBurnCoreSystem(Services, Content);
sceneState = new SceneState();
// Create the scene interface. Acts as a service provider containing all scene managers
// and returning them by type (including custom managers). Also acts as a component
// container where calls to manager methods on the SceneInterface (such as BeginFrameRendering,
// Unload, ...) are automatically called on all contained managers.
//
// This design allows managers to be plugged-in like modular components and for managers
// to easily be added, removed, or replaced with custom implementations.
//
SceneInterface = new SceneInterface();
SceneInterface.CreateDefaultManagers(RenderingSystemType.Forward, CollisionSystemType.Physics, true);
SpriteManager = new SpriteManager(SceneInterface);
SceneInterface.AddManager(SpriteManager);
// Create the frame buffers used for rendering (sized to the backbuffer) and
// assign them to the ResourceManager so we don't have to worry about cleanup.
frameBuffers = new FrameBuffers(DetailPreference.High, DetailPreference.Medium);
SceneInterface.ResourceManager.AssignOwnership(frameBuffers);
physicsManager.RegisterPhysicsBody(Character);
collisionManager.RegisterCollisionBody(Character);
// Post console messages letting the user know how to open the SunBurn Editor.
SceneInterface.ShowConsole = true;
SystemConsole.AddMessage("Welcome to the SunBurn Engine.", 4);
SystemConsole.AddMessage("Use an Xbox controller or the W, A, S, D keys to navigate the scene.", 8);
SystemConsole.AddMessage("Press F11 to open the SunBurn Editor.", 12);
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes the Camera and SunBurn SceneState to be used for rendering
/// </summary>
/// <param name="gameTime"/>
/// <param name="frameBuffers"/>
public void BeginFrameRendering(GameTime gameTime, FrameBuffers frameBuffers)
{
SceneState.BeginFrameRendering(ViewMatrix, ProjectionMatrix, gameTime, SceneEnvironment, frameBuffers, true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Constructs a new screen manager component.
/// </summary>
public ScreenManager(Game game)
: base(game)
{
// we must set EnabledGestures before we can query for them, but
// we don't assume the game wants to read them.
TouchPanel.EnabledGestures = GestureType.None;
// Create the lighting system.
sunBurnCoreSystem = new SunBurnCoreSystem(game.Services, game.Content);
sceneState = new SceneState();
// Create the scene interface. Acts as a service provider containing all scene managers
// and returning them by type (including custom managers). Also acts as a component
// container where calls to manager methods on the SceneInterface (such as BeginFrameRendering,
// Unload, ...) are automatically called on all contained managers.
//
// This design allows managers to be plugged-in like modular components and for managers
// to easily be added, removed, or replaced with custom implementations.
//
sceneInterface = new SceneInterface();
sceneInterface.CreateDefaultManagers(RenderingSystemType.Forward, CollisionSystemType.Physics, true);
// Create the frame buffers used for rendering (sized to the backbuffer) and
// assign them to the ResourceManager so we don't have to worry about cleanup.
frameBuffers = new FrameBuffers(DetailPreference.High, DetailPreference.Medium);
sceneInterface.ResourceManager.AssignOwnership(frameBuffers);
// Post console messages letting the user know how to open the SunBurn Editor.
sceneInterface.ShowConsole = true;
SystemConsole.AddMessage("Welcome to the SunBurn Engine.", 4);
SystemConsole.AddMessage("Use an Xbox controller or the W, A, S, D keys to navigate the scene.", 8);
SystemConsole.AddMessage("Press F11 to open the SunBurn Editor.", 12);
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes the Camera and SunBurn SceneState to be used for rendering
/// </summary>
/// <param name="gameTime"/>
/// <param name="frameBuffers"/>
public void BeginFrameRendering(GameTime gameTime, FrameBuffers frameBuffers)
{
SceneState.BeginFrameRendering(Position, Distance, AspectRatio, gameTime, SceneEnvironment, frameBuffers,
true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes the Camera and SunBurn SceneState to be used for rendering
/// </summary>
/// <param name="gameTime"/>
/// <param name="frameBuffers"/>
public void BeginFrameRendering(GameTime gameTime, FrameBuffers frameBuffers)
{
SceneState.BeginFrameRendering(Position, Distance, AspectRatio, gameTime, SceneEnvironment, frameBuffers,
true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes the Camera and SunBurn SceneState to be used for rendering
/// </summary>
/// <param name="gameTime"/>
/// <param name="frameBuffers"/>
public void BeginFrameRendering(GameTime gameTime, FrameBuffers frameBuffers)
{
SceneState.BeginFrameRendering(ViewMatrix, ProjectionMatrix, gameTime, SceneEnvironment, frameBuffers, true);
}
