Class OverdrawForegroundBehavior

Namespace

Lime

Assembly

Lime.dll

If Overdraw mode is enabled, adds owner to overdraw foreground RenderChain and disables rendering of a subtree (including owner) of child objects in the main render list.

public class OverdrawForegroundBehavior : NodeBehavior, IDisposable, IAnimable, ITriggerable

Inheritance

object

Component

NodeComponent

BehaviorComponent

NodeBehavior

OverdrawForegroundBehavior

Implements

IDisposable

IAnimable

ITriggerable

Derived

OverdrawForegroundComponent

Inherited Members

NodeBehavior.Order

NodeBehavior.OnRegister()

NodeBehavior.Start()

NodeBehavior.Stop(Node)

NodeBehavior.Update(float)

NodeBehavior.LateUpdate(float)

NodeBehavior.OnTrigger(string, object, double)

BehaviorComponent.Suspended

BehaviorComponent.OnOwnerFrozenChanged()

BehaviorComponent.Suspend()

BehaviorComponent.Resume()

NodeComponent.Owner

NodeComponent.OnOwnerChanged(Node)

NodeComponent.Dispose()

NodeComponent.IsSerializable(Type)

NodeComponent.OnBeforeNodeSerialization()

NodeComponent.OnAfterNodeSerialization()

NodeComponent.OnAfterDeserialization()

NodeComponent.OnBuilt()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.ToString()

Extension Methods

IAnimableExtensions.GetAnimatorHost(IAnimable)

IAnimableExtensions.UnbindAnimators(IAnimable)

Remarks

If turning on overdraw mode does not turn off rendering of a subtree in the main render list, you are probably faced with a special case where RenderObjects are created bypassing presenters. As one possible solution, you can manually initialize RenderObject.OwnerInfo: #if PROFILER renderObject.OwnerInfo.Initialize(Node); #endif // PROFILER