GLTF2MaterialEffect is a subclass of Qt3DRender::QEffect and is the base class of all GLTF2 based material effect subclasses. More...
| Since: | Kuesa 1.2 |
| Instantiates: | GLTF2MaterialEffect |
It holds properties to specify which features are enabled such as:
Returns whether alphaCutOffIsEnabled or not. If true, alpha cutoff is enabled. Fragments with an alpha value above a threshold are rendered as opaque while fragment an alpha value below the threshold are discarded.
Note: The threshold value used will be GLTF2MaterialProperties::alphaCutoff of the material properties set on the material that uses the effect.
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.2.
Returns whether the meshes to be rendered with this effect are double sided. If true, back face culling is disabled and the normals for the back faces are the same as for the front faces mulplied by -1
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.2.
Returns whether the content to be draw is opaque or transparent. If false, alpha blending is enabled for this effect
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.2.
If true, the base color property is multiplied by the color interpolated attribute of the mesh
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.3.
If true, the morphtarget support is enabled.
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.3.
If true, the normal attribute provided by the mesh is used.
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.3.
Returns whether vertex skinning is enabled or not. If true, a skinning enabled vertex shader is used instead of the default one. This allows to use this effect for rendering skinned meshes
Note: If enabled, CPU side frustum culling is not performed for the entities using that effect. Therefore, this should be enabled on effects used to render geometries where the CPU side computed bounding volume doesn't match what a standard vertex shader would compute (skyboxes, instancing ...). Additionally, the View::skinning property needs to be enabled on the View or ForwardRenderer for skinning effects to be taken into account.
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.2.
If true, the tangent attribute provided by the mesh is used.
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.3.
If true, the texCoord1 attribute provided by the mesh is used.
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.3.
If true, the texCoord attribute provided by the mesh is used.
This property was introduced in Kuesa 1.3.