public void Draw(SpriteBatch sb, Camera camera, Material.TextureType texType = Material.TextureType.Diffuse)
{
if (Material != null)
{
base.Draw(sb, texType);
}
else if (texType == Material.TextureType.Diffuse)
{
DrawOutline(sb, Color.Red, camera);
}
}
public void Draw(SpriteBatch sb, Camera camera, Material.TextureType texType = Material.TextureType.Diffuse)
{
base.Draw(sb, texType);
}
/// <summary>
/// Constructor which builds a material property object from a pointer to an aiMaterialProperty structure. As a user, you should not call this by hand.
/// <remarks>This will copy the data inside the structure into managed memory. It *DOES NOT* free the unmanaged memory.</remarks>
/// </summary>
/// <param name="aiMaterialProperty*">A pointer to the face structure in the low level unmanaged wrapper.</param>
internal unsafe MaterialProperty(IntPtr p_aiMaterialProperty)
{
// Unmarshal our structure into (what will be for us, some temporary) managed memory. This is naturally, automatically released when we exit the function.
UnmanagedAssimp.aiMaterialProperty tProperty = (UnmanagedAssimp.aiMaterialProperty)Marshal.PtrToStructure(p_aiMaterialProperty, typeof(UnmanagedAssimp.aiMaterialProperty));
// Copy the nice simple value types into managed memory.
this.sKey = "" + tProperty.mKey.data;
this.eSemantic = (Material.TextureType)tProperty.mSemantic;
this.iIndex = tProperty.mIndex;
this.eType = (Material.PropertyTypeInfo)tProperty.mType;
// Setup the pointer and pointer stride to read the bugger.
int iStride = sizeof(byte);
IntPtr pPtr = new IntPtr(tProperty.mData);
// Copy the raw bytes from assimp into the managed array.
byte[] tData = new byte[tProperty.mDataLength];
for (int iByte = 0; iByte < tProperty.mDataLength; ++iByte)
{
tData[iByte] = Marshal.ReadByte(pPtr);
pPtr = new IntPtr(pPtr.ToInt64() + iStride);
}
kData = (object)tData;
}