public Engine()
{
graphics = new GraphicsDeviceManager(this);
Content.RootDirectory = "Content-" + LightingSystemManager.Edition;
// Minimum requirement.
graphics.MinimumPixelShaderProfile = ShaderProfile.PS_3_0;
graphics.MinimumVertexShaderProfile = ShaderProfile.VS_3_0;
graphics.PreferredBackBufferWidth = 1920;
graphics.PreferredBackBufferHeight = 1080;
graphics.IsFullScreen = true;
graphics.SynchronizeWithVerticalRetrace = true;
graphics.PreparingDeviceSettings += PrepareDeviceSettings;
// Used for advanced edge cleanup.
graphics.PreferredDepthStencilFormat = DepthFormat.Depth24Stencil8;
// Required for lighting system.
splashScreenGameComponent = new SplashScreenGameComponent(this, graphics);
Components.Add(splashScreenGameComponent);
// Create the lighting system.
lightingSystemManager = new LightingSystemManager(Services);
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(graphics);
sceneInterface.CreateDefaultManagers(false, false, false);
// The skybox handles the back buffer clear.
if (sceneInterface.RenderManager is BaseRenderManager)
(sceneInterface.RenderManager as BaseRenderManager).ClearBackBufferEnabled = true;
// Create a custom statistic, which is rendered to the screen with SunBurn's statistics.
totalObjectCountStat = LightingSystemStatistics.GetStatistic("Instancing_TotalObjectCount", LightingSystemStatisticCategory.Rendering);
// Load the user preferences (example - not required).
preferences = new LightingSystemPreferences();
if (File.Exists(userPreferencesFile))
preferences.LoadFromFile(userPreferencesFile);
else
{
preferences.EffectDetail = DetailPreference.High;
preferences.MaxAnisotropy = 4;
preferences.PostProcessingDetail = DetailPreference.High;
preferences.ShadowDetail = DetailPreference.High;
preferences.ShadowQuality = 1.0f;
preferences.TextureQuality = DetailPreference.High;
preferences.TextureSampling = SamplingPreference.Anisotropic;
}
view = GetViewMatrix();
}
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);
}
