// Checks if buffer isn't full at 80% (or something like that). If is, we start fadeing-out first 20% triangles (or something like that). But always all triangles of a decal.
void CheckIfBufferIsFull()
{
if (m_status == MyDecalsBufferState.FADING_OUT_ALL)
{
return;
}
else if (m_status == MyDecalsBufferState.FADING_OUT_ONLY_BEGINNING)
{
if ((MyRender.RenderTimeInMS - m_fadingOutStartTime) > MyDecalsConstants.DECALS_FADE_OUT_INTERVAL_MILISECONDS)
{
// If fading-out phase finished, we change state and remove faded-out triangles
for (int i = 0; i < m_fadingOutRealTriangleCount; i++)
{
MyDecalTriangle triangle = m_trianglesQueue.Dequeue();
triangle.Close();
m_freeTriangles.Push(triangle);
}
m_status = MyDecalsBufferState.READY;
}
}
else
{
if (m_trianglesQueue.Count >= m_fadingOutStartLimit)
{
// If we get here, buffer is close to be full, so we start fade-out phase
m_fadingOutRealTriangleCount = GetFadingOutRealTriangleCount();
m_status = MyDecalsBufferState.FADING_OUT_ONLY_BEGINNING;
m_fadingOutStartTime = (int)MyRender.RenderTimeInMS;
}
}
}
// We can just erase decal triangles, because here we don't have 'free triangles stack' as voxel decals do.
public void Clear(bool destroy = false)
{
while (m_trianglesQueue.Count > 0)
{
MyDecalTriangle triangle = m_trianglesQueue.Dequeue();
triangle.Close();
m_freeTriangles.Push(triangle);
}
if (destroy)
{
RenderObject = null;
}
}
// We can't just erase decal triangles. We need to push them back into 'free triangles stack'. So we do it here.
public void Clear(bool destroy = false)
{
while (m_trianglesQueue.Count > 0)
{
MyDecalTriangle fadedoutTriangle = m_trianglesQueue.Dequeue();
fadedoutTriangle.Close();
m_freeTriangles.Push(fadedoutTriangle);
}
if (destroy)
{
VoxelCell = null;
}
}
