BansheeEngine/CamelotRenderer/OgreRenderTarget.h

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#ifndef __RenderTarget_H__
#define __RenderTarget_H__

#include "OgrePrerequisites.h"

#include "OgreString.h"
#include "OgrePixelFormat.h"
#include "OgreViewport.h"

/* Define the number of priority groups for the render system's render targets. */
#ifndef OGRE_NUM_RENDERTARGET_GROUPS
	#define OGRE_NUM_RENDERTARGET_GROUPS 10
	#define OGRE_DEFAULT_RT_GROUP 4
	#define OGRE_REND_TO_TEX_RT_GROUP 2
#endif

namespace Ogre {

	/** \addtogroup Core
	*  @{
	*/
	/** \addtogroup RenderSystem
	*  @{
	*/
	/** A 'canvas' which can receive the results of a rendering
        operation.
        @remarks
            This abstract class defines a common root to all targets of rendering operations. A
            render target could be a window on a screen, or another
            offscreen surface like a texture or bump map etc.
        @author
            Steven Streeting
        @version
            1.0
     */
    class _OgreExport RenderTarget
    {
    public:
		enum FrameBuffer
		{
			FB_FRONT,
			FB_BACK,
			FB_AUTO
		};

        RenderTarget();
        virtual ~RenderTarget();

        /// Retrieve target's name.
        virtual const String& getName(void) const;

        /// Retrieve information about the render target.
        virtual void getMetrics(unsigned int& width, unsigned int& height, unsigned int& colourDepth);

        virtual unsigned int getWidth(void) const;
        virtual unsigned int getHeight(void) const;
        virtual unsigned int getColourDepth(void) const;

        /** Tells the target to update it's contents.
            @remarks
                If OGRE is not running in an automatic rendering loop
                (started using Root::startRendering),
                the user of the library is responsible for asking each render
                target to refresh. This is the method used to do this. It automatically
                re-renders the contents of the target using whatever cameras have been
                pointed at it (using Camera::setRenderTarget).
            @par
                This allows OGRE to be used in multi-windowed utilities
                and for contents to be refreshed only when required, rather than
                constantly as with the automatic rendering loop.
			@param swapBuffers For targets that support double-buffering, if set 
				to true, the target will immediately
				swap it's buffers after update. Otherwise, the buffers are
				not swapped, and you have to call swapBuffers yourself sometime
				later. You might want to do this on some rendersystems which 
				pause for queued rendering commands to complete before accepting
				swap buffers calls - so you could do other CPU tasks whilst the 
				queued commands complete. Or, you might do this if you want custom
				control over your windows, such as for externally created windows.
        */
        virtual void update(bool swapBuffers = true);
        /** Swaps the frame buffers to display the next frame.
            @remarks
                For targets that are double-buffered so that no
                'in-progress' versions of the scene are displayed
                during rendering. Once rendering has completed (to
                an off-screen version of the window) the buffers
                are swapped to display the new frame.

            @param
                waitForVSync If true, the system waits for the
                next vertical blank period (when the CRT beam turns off
                as it travels from bottom-right to top-left at the
                end of the pass) before flipping. If false, flipping
                occurs no matter what the beam position. Waiting for
                a vertical blank can be slower (and limits the
                framerate to the monitor refresh rate) but results
                in a steadier image with no 'tearing' (a flicker
                resulting from flipping buffers when the beam is
                in the progress of drawing the last frame).
        */
        virtual void swapBuffers(bool waitForVSync = true)
        { (void)waitForVSync; }

        /** Adds a viewport to the rendering target.
            @remarks
                A viewport is the rectangle into which rendering output is sent. This method adds
                a viewport to the render target, rendering from the supplied camera. The
                rest of the parameters are only required if you wish to add more than one viewport
                to a single rendering target. Note that size information passed to this method is
                passed as a parametric, i.e. it is relative rather than absolute. This is to allow
                viewports to automatically resize along with the target.
            @param
                ZOrder The relative order of the viewport with others on the target (allows overlapping
                viewports i.e. picture-in-picture). Higher ZOrders are on top of lower ones. The actual number
                is irrelevant, only the relative ZOrder matters (you can leave gaps in the numbering)
            @param
                left The relative position of the left of the viewport on the target, as a value between 0 and 1.
            @param
                top The relative position of the top of the viewport on the target, as a value between 0 and 1.
            @param
                width The relative width of the viewport on the target, as a value between 0 and 1.
            @param
                height The relative height of the viewport on the target, as a value between 0 and 1.
        */
        virtual Viewport* addViewport(int ZOrder = 0, float left = 0.0f, float top = 0.0f ,
            float width = 1.0f, float height = 1.0f);

        /** Returns the number of viewports attached to this target.*/
        virtual unsigned short getNumViewports(void) const;

        /** Retrieves a pointer to the viewport with the given index. */
        virtual Viewport* getViewport(unsigned short index);

        /** Removes a viewport at a given ZOrder.
        */
        virtual void removeViewport(int ZOrder);

        /** Removes all viewports on this target.
        */
        virtual void removeAllViewports(void);

        /** Gets a custom (maybe platform-specific) attribute.
            @remarks
                This is a nasty way of satisfying any API's need to see platform-specific details.
                It horrid, but D3D needs this kind of info. At least it's abstracted.
            @param
                name The name of the attribute.
            @param
                pData Pointer to memory of the right kind of structure to receive the info.
        */
        virtual void getCustomAttribute(const String& name, void* pData);

		/** Sets the priority of this render target in relation to the others. 
        @remarks
            This can be used in order to schedule render target updates. Lower
            priorities will be rendered first. Note that the priority must be set
            at the time the render target is attached to the render system, changes
            afterwards will not affect the ordering.
        */
        virtual void setPriority( uchar priority ) { mPriority = priority; }
        /** Gets the priority of a render target. */
		virtual uchar getPriority() const { return mPriority; }

        /** Used to retrieve or set the active state of the render target.
        */
        virtual bool isActive() const;

        /** Used to set the active state of the render target.
        */
        virtual void setActive( bool state );

        /** Sets whether this target should be automatically updated if Ogre's rendering
            loop or Root::_updateAllRenderTargets is being used.
        @remarks
            By default, if you use Ogre's own rendering loop (Root::startRendering)
            or call Root::_updateAllRenderTargets, all render targets are updated 
            automatically. This method allows you to control that behaviour, if 
            for example you have a render target which you only want to update periodically.
        @param autoupdate If true, the render target is updated during the automatic render
            loop or when Root::_updateAllRenderTargets is called. If false, the 
            target is only updated when its update() method is called explicitly.
        */
        virtual void setAutoUpdated(bool autoupdate);
        /** Gets whether this target is automatically updated if Ogre's rendering
            loop or Root::_updateAllRenderTargets is being used.
        */
        virtual bool isAutoUpdated(void) const;

		/** Copies the current contents of the render target to a pixelbox. 
		@remarks See suggestPixelFormat for a tip as to the best pixel format to
			extract into, although you can use whatever format you like and the 
			results will be converted.
		*/
		virtual void copyContentsToMemory(const PixelBox &dst, FrameBuffer buffer = FB_AUTO) = 0;

		/** Suggests a pixel format to use for extracting the data in this target, 
			when calling copyContentsToMemory.
		*/
		virtual PixelFormat suggestPixelFormat() const { return PF_BYTE_RGBA; }

		virtual bool requiresTextureFlipping() const = 0;

        /** Indicates whether this target is the primary window. The
            primary window is special in that it is destroyed when
            ogre is shut down, and cannot be destroyed directly.
            This is the case because it holds the context for vertex,
            index buffers and textures.
        */
        virtual bool isPrimary(void) const;

		/** Indicates whether on rendering, linear colour space is converted to 
			sRGB gamma colour space. This is the exact opposite conversion of
			what is indicated by Texture::isHardwareGammaEnabled, and can only
			be enabled on creation of the render target. For render windows, it's
			enabled through the 'gamma' creation misc parameter. For textures, 
			it is enabled through the hwGamma parameter to the create call.
		*/
		virtual bool isHardwareGammaEnabled() const { return mHwGamma; }

		/** Indicates whether multisampling is performed on rendering and at what level.
		*/
		virtual uint getFSAA() const { return mFSAA; }

		/** Gets the FSAA hint (@see Root::createRenderWindow)
		*/
		virtual const String& getFSAAHint() const { return mFSAAHint; }

        /** RenderSystem specific interface for a RenderTarget;
            this should be subclassed by RenderSystems.
        */
        class Impl
        {
        protected:
            ~Impl() { }
        };
        /** Get rendersystem specific interface for this RenderTarget.
            This is used by the RenderSystem to (un)bind this target, 
            and to get specific information like surfaces
            and framebuffer objects.
        */
        virtual Impl *_getImpl();

		/** Method for manual management of rendering : fires 'preRenderTargetUpdate'
			and initialises statistics etc.
		@remarks 
		<ul>
		<li>_beginUpdate resets statistics and fires 'preRenderTargetUpdate'.</li>
		<li>_updateViewport renders the given viewport (even if it is not autoupdated),
		fires preViewportUpdate and postViewportUpdate and manages statistics.</li>
		<li>_updateAutoUpdatedViewports renders only viewports that are auto updated,
		fires preViewportUpdate and postViewportUpdate and manages statistics.</li>
		<li>_endUpdate() ends statistics calculation and fires postRenderTargetUpdate.</li>
		</ul>
		you can use it like this for example :
		<pre>
			renderTarget->_beginUpdate();
			renderTarget->_updateViewport(1); // which is not auto updated
			renderTarget->_updateViewport(2); // which is not auto updated
			renderTarget->_updateAutoUpdatedViewports();
			renderTarget->_endUpdate();
			renderTarget->swapBuffers(true);
		</pre>
			Please note that in that case, the zorder may not work as you expect,
			since you are responsible for calling _updateViewport in the correct order.
        */
		virtual void _beginUpdate();

		/** Method for manual management of rendering - renders the given 
		viewport (even if it is not autoupdated)
		@remarks
		This also fires preViewportUpdate and postViewportUpdate, and manages statistics.
		You should call it between _beginUpdate() and _endUpdate().
		@see _beginUpdate for more details.
		@param zorder The zorder of the viewport to update.
		@param updateStatistics Whether you want to update statistics or not.
		*/
		virtual void _updateViewport(int zorder, bool updateStatistics = true);

		/** Method for manual management of rendering - renders the given viewport (even if it is not autoupdated)
		@remarks
		This also fires preViewportUpdate and postViewportUpdate, and manages statistics
		if needed. You should call it between _beginUpdate() and _endUpdate().
		@see _beginUpdate for more details.
		@param viewport The viewport you want to update, it must be bound to the rendertarget.
		@param updateStatistics Whether you want to update statistics or not.
		*/
		virtual void _updateViewport(Viewport* viewport, bool updateStatistics = true);

		/** Method for manual management of rendering - renders only viewports that are auto updated
		@remarks
		This also fires preViewportUpdate and postViewportUpdate, and manages statistics.
		You should call it between _beginUpdate() and _endUpdate().
		See _beginUpdate for more details.
		@param updateStatistics Whether you want to update statistics or not.
		@see _beginUpdate()
		*/
		virtual void _updateAutoUpdatedViewports(bool updateStatistics = true);
		
		/** Method for manual management of rendering - finishes statistics calculation 
			and fires 'postRenderTargetUpdate'.
		@remarks
		You should call it after a _beginUpdate
		@see _beginUpdate for more details.
		*/
		virtual void _endUpdate();

    protected:
        /// The name of this target.
        String mName;
		/// The priority of the render target.
		uchar mPriority;

        unsigned int mWidth;
        unsigned int mHeight;
        unsigned int mColourDepth;
        bool mIsDepthBuffered;

        bool mActive;
        bool mAutoUpdate;
		// Hardware sRGB gamma conversion done on write?
		bool mHwGamma;
		// FSAA performed?
		uint mFSAA;
		String mFSAAHint;

		typedef map<int, Viewport*>::type ViewportList;
        /// List of viewports, map on Z-order
        ViewportList mViewportList;
			
		/// Internal implementation of update()
		virtual void updateImpl();
    };
	/** @} */
	/** @} */

} // Namespace

#endif