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| <file pascal Form1.pas> | <file pascal Form1.pas> | ||
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| Gorilla.Viewport; | Gorilla.Viewport; | ||
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| + | ===== Rendering-Pipeline ===== | ||
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| + | Since v0.8.1.x we've changed the default rendering pipeline of the TGorillaViewport. | ||
| + | The pipeline is responsible for rendering all render passes and the main scene itself. | ||
| + | It computes transparency by using Weighted-Blended-Order-Independent-Transparency (WBOIT) rendering mechanism. | ||
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| + | Read more: [[transparency|Transparency]] | ||
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| + | ==== Rendering-Order ==== | ||
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| + | **Render-Cycle** | ||
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| + | A render-cycle is the process of rendering everything needed for a frame. | ||
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| + | - all pre-processing render passes (represented by instances of TGorillaRenderPassController) | ||
| + | - main render pass | ||
| + | - all post-processing render passes (represented by instances of TGorillaRenderPassController) | ||
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| + | **Render-Pass** | ||
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| + | A render pass is a closed unit for rendering specific elements or some kind of effect, inside of a step of the render-cycle. | ||
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| + | - all opaque objects (not transparent) | ||
| + | - all transparent objects (rendered into separated buffers) | ||
| + | - compositing opaque and transparent render result | ||
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| + | Read more: [[renderpass|Renderpasses]] | ||
| ===== Frame-Rate ===== | ===== Frame-Rate ===== | ||
| ==== Requesting FrameRate (FPS) ==== | ==== Requesting FrameRate (FPS) ==== | ||
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| ===== FrustumCulling ===== | ===== FrustumCulling ===== | ||
| + | The viewing frustum is a geometric representation of the volume visible to the virtual camera. Naturally, objects outside this volume will not be visible in the final image, so they are discarded. | ||
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| + | [[https:// | ||
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| + | This is a great boost to the performance of your application, | ||
| + | The FrustumCulling property enables or disables the functionality in general. | ||
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| + | But you can activate/ | ||
| + | <file pascal> | ||
| + | GorillaCube1.FrustumCullingCheck := false; | ||
| + | </ | ||
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| + | If FrustumCullingCheck is set to FALSE, it will always be rendered, wether it's inside or outside of the view frustum. | ||
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| + | Take care, that the frustum culling may affect render-passes, | ||
| ===== HighRes ===== | ===== HighRes ===== | ||
| + | The High-Resolution property is currently only useful on Android platform. | ||
| + | When activating higher resolution, than context size for rendering will be increased by device display scaling factor. | ||
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| + | Otherwise the size of the viewport will be used for rendering. | ||
| + | Deactivated HighRes property could lead to a more rastarized result, but is faster in rendering. | ||
| ===== Fog ===== | ===== Fog ===== | ||