Hello Michael,
On 2014-04-23 17:01, Michael Raab wrote:
> we need to port some places where TextureChunks in 1.8 were assigned to
> a special slot. How can I assign a TextureEnvChunk to a TextureObjChunk
> that is bound to certain slot? Assign the same slot id to both?
yes, assign the same slot id to both.
> Looking at the code I found some places were it was written that chunks
> with same slot id may override each other...
Only if they are of the same type (or more precisely if they use the
same StateChunkClass, see below).
> Could someone please
> highlight the internal Chunk/State handling in short?
The different kinds of chunks have a StateChunkClass member that
determines how many slots are assigned to that particular type of chunk.
Many chunks only get one slot, because they control a specific piece of
state that only exists once per context. For textures the situation is
different since you can have multiple bound at once, so the
TextureObjChunk gets multiple slots. The TextureEnvChunk has the same
number of slots, but they two sets are still distinct, so you can bind a
TextureObjChunk to slot N and a TextureEnvChunk to slot N and they
affect both the same texture unit N.
Cheers,
Carsten
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