pub struct ModelFinishes<'c> { /* private fields */ }Expand description
The finish join resolved from a file’s bytes alone, for a consumer that
holds nothing but the file and its produced meshes (the server’s
transports). One scan collects the styled items and the entity index; the
colour index is the pipeline’s own (resolve_styled_items_into, every
styled item resolved, as the finished pipeline has them) and the finish
index is the one the wasm prepass ships.
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impl<'c> ModelFinishes<'c>
pub fn from_content(content: &'c [u8]) -> Self
Sourcepub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool
pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool
Whether the file authors no finish at all (every join is then None).
Sourcepub fn finish_for_mesh(&mut self, mesh: &MeshData) -> Option<SpecularMaterial>
pub fn finish_for_mesh(&mut self, mesh: &MeshData) -> Option<SpecularMaterial>
The finish mesh carries, by the module’s rule.
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