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// Project: XnaGraphicEngine, File: RenderToTexture.cs
// Namespace: XnaGraphicEngine.Shaders, Class: RenderToTexture
// Path: C:\code\XnaGraphicEngine\Shaders, Author: Abi
// Code lines: 463, Size of file: 12,89 KB
// Creation date: 12.09.2006 07:20
// Last modified: 22.10.2006 18:52
// Generated with Commenter by abi.exDream.com
#region Using directives
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Text;
using XnaGraphicEngine.Game;
using XnaGraphicEngine.Graphics;
using XnaGraphicEngine.Helpers;
using Texture = XnaGraphicEngine.Graphics.Texture;
using Model = XnaGraphicEngine.Graphics.Model;
using XnaTexture = Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics.Texture2D;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics;
using Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Input;
#endregion
namespace XnaGraphicEngine.Shaders
{
<summary>
Render to texture helper class based on the Texture class.
This class allows to render stuff onto textures, if thats not
supported, it will just not work and report an engine log message.
This class is required for most PostScreenShaders.
</summary>
public class RenderToTexture : Texture
{
#region Variables
<summary>
Our render target we are going to render to. Much easier than in MDX
where you have to use Surfaces, etc. Also supports the Xbox360 model
of resolving the render target texture before we can use it, otherwise
the RenderToTexture class would not work on the Xbox360.
</summary>
RenderTarget2D renderTarget = null;
<summary>
Z buffer surface for shadow mapping render targets that do not
fit in our resolution. Usually unused!
</summary>
DepthStencilBuffer zBufferSurface = null;
<summary>
ZBuffer surface
</summary>
<returns>Surface
</returns>
public DepthStencilBuffer ZBufferSurface
{
get
{
return zBufferSurface;
} // get
} // ZBufferSurface
<summary>
Posible size types for creating a RenderToTexture object.
</summary>
public enum SizeType
{
<summary>
Uses the full screen size for this texture
</summary>
FullScreen,
<summary>
Uses half the full screen size, e.g. 800x600 becomes 400x300
</summary>
HalfScreen,
<summary>
Uses a quarter of the full screen size, e.g. 800x600 becomes 200x150
</summary>
QuarterScreen,
<summary>
Shadow map texture, usually 1024x1024, but can also be better
like 2048x2048 or 4096x4096.
</summary>
ShadowMap,
} // enum SizeTypes
<summary>
Size type
</summary>
private SizeType sizeType;
<summary>
Calc size
</summary>
private void CalcSize()
{
switch (sizeType)
{
case SizeType.FullScreen:
texWidth = BaseGame.Width;
texHeight = BaseGame.Height;
break;
case SizeType.HalfScreen:
texWidth = BaseGame.Width / 2;
texHeight = BaseGame.Height / 2;
break;
case SizeType.QuarterScreen:
texWidth = BaseGame.Width / 4;
texHeight = BaseGame.Height / 4;
break;
case SizeType.ShadowMap:
if XBOX360
// TODO: try to implement vsm technique!
if (BaseGame.HighDetail)
{
texWidth = 2048;// 512;// 1024;//512
texHeight = 2048;// 512;// 1024;//512
} // else
else
{
texWidth = 1024;
texHeight = 1024;
} // else
else
// Use 2048x2048 if we allow ps30
if (BaseGame.CanUsePS30 &&
BaseGame.HighDetail)
{
texWidth = 2048;
texHeight = 2048;
} // if (BaseGame.CanUsePS30)
else
{
// 512x512 is an option too, but it is very blocky!
if (BaseGame.CanUsePS20 == false &&
BaseGame.HighDetail == false)
{
texWidth = 512;
texHeight = 512;
} // if
else
{
texWidth = 1024;
texHeight = 1024;
} // else
} // else
endif
break;
} // switch
CalcHalfPixelSize();
} // CalcSize()
<summary>
Does this texture use some high percision format? Better than 8 bit color?
</summary>
private bool usesHighPercisionFormat = false;
#endregion
#region Properties
<summary>
Render target
</summary>
<returns>Render target 2D
</returns>
public RenderTarget2D RenderTarget
{
get
{
return renderTarget;
} // get
} // RenderTarget
<summary>
Override how to get XnaTexture, we have to resolve the render target
for supporting the Xbox, which requires calling Resolve first!
After that you can call this property to get the current texture.
</summary>
<returns>XnaTexture
</returns>
public override XnaTexture XnaTexture
{
get
{
if (alreadyResolved)
internalXnaTexture = renderTarget.GetTexture();
return internalXnaTexture;
} // get
} // XnaTexture
<summary>
Does this texture use some high percision format? Better than 8 bit color?
</summary>
public bool UsesHighPercisionFormat
{
get
{
return usesHighPercisionFormat;
} // get
} // UsesHighPercisionFormat
#endregion
#region Constructors
<summary>
Id for each created RenderToTexture for the generated filename.
</summary>
private static int RenderToTextureGlobalInstanceId = 0;
<summary>
Creates an offscreen texture with the specified size which
can be used for render to texture.
</summary>
public RenderToTexture(SizeType setSizeType)
{
sizeType = setSizeType;
CalcSize();
texFilename = "RenderToTexture instance " +
RenderToTextureGlobalInstanceId++;
Create();
BaseGame.AddRemRenderToTexture(this);
} // RenderToTexture(setSizeType)
#endregion
#region Handle device reset
<summary>
Handle the DeviceReset event, we have to re-create all our render targets.
</summary>
public void HandleDeviceReset()
{
// Just recreate it.
Create();
} // HandleDeviceReset()
#endregion
#region Create
<summary>
Check if we can use a specific surface format for render targets.
</summary>
<param name="format">
</param>
<returns></returns>
private bool CheckRenderTargetFormat(SurfaceFormat format)
{
return BaseGame.Device.CreationParameters.Adapter.CheckDeviceFormat(
BaseGame.Device.CreationParameters.DeviceType,
BaseGame.Device.DisplayMode.Format,
ResourceUsage.None,//.ResolveTarget,//.WriteOnly,
QueryUsages.None,//.RenderTarget,
ResourceType.RenderTarget,//.Texture2D,
format);
} // CheckRenderTargetFormat(format)
<summary>
Create
</summary>
private void Create()
{
/*obs
// Kill any previous used data
Dispose();
/*TODO
if XBOX360
// Limit to current resolution on Xbox360 (we won't create a depth
// buffer below)
if (texWidth > BaseGame.Width)
texWidth = BaseGame.Width;
if (texHeight > BaseGame.Height)
texHeight = BaseGame.Height;
endif
*/
SurfaceFormat format = SurfaceFormat.Color;
// Try to use R32F format for shadow mapping if possible (ps20),
// else just use A8R8G8B8 format for shadow mapping and
// for normal RenderToTextures too.
if (sizeType == SizeType.ShadowMap && BaseGame.CanUsePS20)
{
// Can do R32F format?
if (CheckRenderTargetFormat(SurfaceFormat.Single))
format = SurfaceFormat.Single;
// Else try R16F format, thats still much better than A8R8G8B8
else if (CheckRenderTargetFormat(SurfaceFormat.HalfSingle))
format = SurfaceFormat.HalfSingle;
// And check a couple more formats (mainly for the Xbox360 support)
else if (CheckRenderTargetFormat(SurfaceFormat.HalfVector2))
format = SurfaceFormat.HalfVector2;
else if (CheckRenderTargetFormat(SurfaceFormat.Luminance16))
format = SurfaceFormat.Luminance16;
// Else nothing found, well, then just use the 8 bit Color format.
if XBOX360
// Try to force Surface format on the Xbox360, CheckRenderTargetFormat
// does not work on the Xbox at all!
format = SurfaceFormat.Single;
endif
} // if (sizeType)
try
{
// Create render target of specified size.
renderTarget = new RenderTarget2D(
BaseGame.Device,
texWidth, texHeight, 1,
format);
if (format != SurfaceFormat.Color)
usesHighPercisionFormat = true;
loaded = true;
} // try
catch (Exception ex)
{
// Everything failed, make this unuseable.
Log.Write("Creating RenderToTexture failed: " + ex.ToString());
renderTarget = null;
internalXnaTexture = null;
loaded = false;
} // catch
} // Create()
#endregion
#region Dispose
<summary>
Dispose
</summary>
public override void Dispose()
{
base.Dispose();
if (renderTarget != null)
renderTarget.Dispose();
renderTarget = null;
loaded = false;
} // Dispose()
#endregion
#region Load
<summary>
Load in case device got lost.
</summary>
public override void Load()
{
// Just call Create!
if (renderTarget == null)
Create();
} // Load()
#endregion
#region Clear
<summary>
Clear render target (call SetRenderTarget first)
</summary>
public void Clear(Color clearColor)
{
if (loaded == false ||
renderTarget == null)
return;
BaseGame.Device.Clear(
ClearOptions.Target | ClearOptions.DepthBuffer,
clearColor, 1.0f, 0);
} // Clear(clearColor)
#endregion
#region Set render target
<summary>
Set render target to this texture to render stuff on it.
</summary>
public bool SetRenderTarget()
{
if (loaded == false ||
renderTarget == null)
return false;
BaseGame.SetRenderTarget(renderTarget, false);
return true;
} // SetRenderTarget()
#endregion
#region Resolve
<summary>
Make sure we don't call XnaTexture before resolving for the first time!
</summary>
bool alreadyResolved = false;
<summary>
Resolve render target. For windows developers this method may seem
strange, why not just use the rendertarget's texture? Well, this is
just for the Xbox360 support. The Xbox requires that you call Resolve
first before using the rendertarget texture. The reason for that is
copying the data over from the EPRAM to the video memory, for more
details read the XNA docs.
Note: This method will only work if the render target was set before
with SetRenderTarget, else an exception will be thrown to ensure
correct calling order.
</summary>
public void Resolve()
{
// Make sure this render target is currently set!
if (BaseGame.CurrentRenderTarget != renderTarget)
throw new Exception(
"You can't call Resolve without first setting the render target!");
alreadyResolved = true;
BaseGame.Device.ResolveRenderTarget(0);
} // Resolve()
#endregion
#region Unit Testing
if DEBUG
/*
<summary>
Test create render to texture
</summary>
static public void TestCreateRenderToTexture()
{
Model testPlate = null;
RenderToTexture renderToTexture = null;
TestGame.Start(
delegate
{
testPlate = new Model("CarSelectionPlate");
renderToTexture = new RenderToTexture(
//SizeType.ShadowMap1024);
//.QuarterScreen);
SizeType.FullScreen);
//SizeType.HalfScreen);
},
delegate
{
bool renderToTextureWay =
Input.Keyboard.IsKeyUp(Keys.Space) &&
Input.GamePadAPressed == false;
if (renderToTextureWay)
{
// Set render target to our texture
renderToTexture.SetRenderTarget();
// Clear background
renderToTexture.Clear(Color.Blue);
// Draw background lines
BaseGame.DrawLine(new Point(0, 200), new Point(200, 0), Color.Blue);
BaseGame.DrawLine(new Point(0, 0), new Point(400, 400), Color.Red);
BaseGame.FlushLineManager2D();
// And draw object
testPlate.Render(Matrix.CreateScale(1.5f));
// And flush render manager to draw all objects
BaseGame.MeshRenderManager.Render();
// Resolve
renderToTexture.Resolve();
// Reset background buffer
BaseGame.ResetRenderTarget(true);
// Show render target in a rectangle on our screen
renderToTexture.RenderOnScreen(
//tst:
new Rectangle(100, 100, 256, 256));
//BaseGame.ResolutionRect);
} // if (renderToTextureWay)
else
{
// Copy backbuffer way, render stuff normally first
// Clear background
BaseGame.Device.Clear(Color.Blue);
// Draw background lines
BaseGame.DrawLine(new Point(0, 200), new Point(200, 0), Color.Blue);
BaseGame.DrawLine(new Point(0, 0), new Point(400, 400), Color.Red);
BaseGame.FlushLineManager2D();
// And draw object
testPlate.Render(Matrix.CreateScale(1.5f));
} // else
BaseGame.UI.WriteText(2, 30,
"renderToTexture.Width=" + renderToTexture.Width);
BaseGame.UI.WriteText(2, 60,
"renderToTexture.Height=" + renderToTexture.Height);
BaseGame.UI.WriteText(2, 90,
"renderToTexture.Valid=" + renderToTexture.Valid);
BaseGame.UI.WriteText(2, 120,
"renderToTexture.XnaTexture=" + renderToTexture.XnaTexture);
BaseGame.UI.WriteText(2, 150,
"renderToTexture.ZBufferSurface=" + renderToTexture.ZBufferSurface);
BaseGame.UI.WriteText(2, 180,
"renderToTexture.Filename=" + renderToTexture.Filename);
});
} // TestCreateRenderToTexture()
*/
endif
#endregion
}
// class RenderToTexture
} // namespace XnaGraphicEngine.Shaders
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20/2/2008
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