public override void imagedraw(cGraphics pgraphics, int drawflags)
{
if ((Edged & !Filled) || ((drawflags & ACView.DF_WIREFRAME) != 0))
/* If the sphere is filled, lets not draw its edges unless we're in wireframe
* The reason I put this in is because in many games the sprite by default is
* edged and filled for the sake of the polygonal sprites, and then if we select
* a sphere sprite and its edged as well as filled it runs too slow. */
{
pgraphics.setMaterialColor(LineColor);
glshape.glutWireSphere(_radius, _slices, _stacks);
}
if (Filled && ((drawflags & ACView.DF_WIREFRAME) == 0))
{
pgraphics.setMaterialColor(FillColor);
glshape.glutSolidSphere(_radius, _slices, _stacks);
}
}
public override void imagedraw(cGraphics pgraphics, int drawflags)
{
/*
* if (( Edged & !Filled ) || ( (drawflags & ACView.DF_WIREFRAME) != 0 ))
* {
* pgraphics.setMaterialColor( LineColor );
* glshape.glutWireSphere( _radius, _slices, _stacks );
* }
* if ( Filled && ( (drawflags & ACView.DF_WIREFRAME) == 0 ))
* {
* pgraphics.setMaterialColor( FillColor );
* glshape.glutSolidSphere( _radius, _slices, _stacks );
* }
*/
pgraphics.setMaterialColor(LineColor);
glshape.glutWireSphere(_radius, _slices, _stacks);
if (Filled)
{
pgraphics.setMaterialColor(FillColor);
glshape.glutSolidSphere(_radius, _slices, _stacks);
}
}
public override void imagedraw(cGraphics pgraphics, int drawflags)
{
pgraphics.setMaterialColor(FillColor, .6f);
pgraphics.selectTexture(new cTexture(BitmapRes.Fire, true));
glshape.glutSolidSphere(_radius, _slices, _stacks);
}