class csWireFrame

A WireFrame is a set of lines, vertices and polygons in 3D

Public Methods

csWfLine* AddLine(csVector3& v1, csVector3& v2)

csWfPolygon* AddPolygon()

csWfVertex* AddVertex(const csVector3& v)

void Apply(void (*func)( csWfObject*, void*), void*)

Apply a function to all objects contained in the WireFrame

void Clear()

csWireFrame(ITextureManager* txtmgr)

void Draw(IGraphics3D* g, csCamera* c)

size_t Entries()

csWfColor* FindColor(int r, int g, int b)

Find a registered color

csWfColor* GetBlue()

Get the default blue color.

csWfColor* GetGreen()

Get the default green color.

csWfColor* GetRed()

Get the default red color.

csWfColor* GetWhite()

Get the default white color.

csWfColor* GetYellow()

Get the default yellow color.

csWfColor* RegisterColor(int r, int g, int b)

Register a color so that it can be used by objects in the wireframe

virtual ~csWireFrame()

csWireFrame(ITextureManager* txtmgr)

virtual ~csWireFrame()

void Clear()

size_t Entries()

csWfColor* GetWhite()

Get the default white color.

csWfColor* GetRed()

Get the default red color.

csWfColor* GetBlue()

Get the default blue color.

csWfColor* GetGreen()

Get the default green color.

csWfColor* GetYellow()

Get the default yellow color.

csWfColor* FindColor(int r, int g, int b)

Find a registered color

csWfColor* RegisterColor(int r, int g, int b)

Register a color so that it can be used by objects in the wireframe. This is needed because colors are represented by an array (darker colors for objects in the distance).

The returned value is the one that should be given to the csWfObject::SetColor function.

csWfVertex* AddVertex(const csVector3& v)

csWfLine* AddLine(csVector3& v1, csVector3& v2)

csWfPolygon* AddPolygon()

void Draw(IGraphics3D* g, csCamera* c)

void Apply(void (*func)( csWfObject*, void*), void*)

Apply a function to all objects contained in the WireFrame

This class has no child classes.

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