This reference page is linked to from the following overview topics: Hardware Rendered Materials.
#include <istddualvs.h>
Public Member Functions |
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| virtual | ~IStdDualVS () |
| virtual void | SetCallback (IStdDualVSCallback *callback)=0 |
| virtual int | FindNodeIndex (INode *node)=0 |
| virtual Class_ID | ClassID () |
| Retrieves a constant that uniquely
identifies the plugin class. |
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| virtual SClass_ID | SuperClassID () |
| Retrieves a constant representing the type
of the plugin. |
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| virtual void | DeleteThis ()=0 |
| Deletes an instance of this class. |
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Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| virtual ~IStdDualVS | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
{};
Member Function Documentation
| virtual void SetCallback | ( | IStdDualVSCallback * | callback | ) | [pure virtual] |
| virtual int FindNodeIndex | ( | INode * | node | ) | [pure virtual] |
| virtual Class_ID ClassID | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Retrieves a constant that uniquely identifies the plugin class.
This method must return the unique ID for the plugin class. If two ClassIDs conflict, the system will only load the first conflicting one it finds. A program (gencid.exe) is provided to generate unique class id values.
- Returns:
- A class id that uniquely identifies a plugin class
- See also:
- Class ClassID, List of Class IDs.
Reimplemented from Animatable.
{ return STD_DUAL_VERTEX_SHADER;}
| virtual SClass_ID SuperClassID | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Retrieves a constant representing the type of the plugin.
- Returns:
- A super class id that uniquely identifies the type (category) of the plugin. Note that several plugin classes can be of the same type, thus return the same super class id. Plugins are uniquely identified by their class ids. List of Super Class IDs.
- See also:
- SClass_ID
Reimplemented from ReferenceMaker.
{ return REF_MAKER_CLASS_ID;}
| virtual void DeleteThis | ( | ) | [pure virtual] |
Deletes an instance of this class.
3ds Max calls this method when it needs to delete a plugin object (an instance of a class derived from Animatable). Similarly, plugins that need to delete instances of an Animatable or a class directly derived from it via an Animatable pointer, should call this method instead of calling directly operator delete. Following these rules will ensure that the same memory manager is used to allocate and deallocate the object. The default implementation of this method deletes the object. Plugin instances that never need to be deleted from the heap can overwrite this method to do nothing.
- Note:
- See the method ClassDesc::Create() for details on how Max allocates plugin objects.
- See ReferenceMaker::DeleteMe() and ReferenceTarget::MaybeAutoDelete() for information on how plugin instances are deleted by the system.
- Remarks:
- See Memory Allocation.
- See also:
- Plugin DLL Functions, Class ClassDesc.
Reimplemented from Animatable.
