Bliting 3d Animated 3d Models and setting the transformations directly
[Advances methods for bliting directly to the screen without using entities. It uses IND_Render methods (recommended only for advanced IndieLib users)]

Advanced 3d bliting methods (it's preferible to use IND_Entity3d together with IND_Entity3dManager instead)
void	IND_Render::Blit3dMesh (IND_3dMesh *p3dMesh)
void	IND_Render::Set3dMeshSequence (IND_3dMesh *p3dMesh, unsigned int pIndex)

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Detailed Description

With these methods you can set the 3d transformations (using IND_Render::Set3dTransform) and color attributes (using IND_Render::SetRainbow()) and to blit directly to the screen 3d animated meshes using IND_Render class.

Remember that you can use IND_Entity3d together with IND_Entity3dManager for drawing these graphical objects to the screen without having to use this advanced methods directly. This method are only useful for advanced users for really concrete purposes.

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Function Documentation

void IND_Render::Blit3dMesh

(

IND_3dMesh *

p3dMesh

)

[inline, inherited]

Parameters:

• p3dMesh Pointer to a IND_3dMesh object

Operation:

This function blits directly to the screen a IND_3dMesh object.

In order to change the transformations and color attributes of the 3d mesh you have to use the IND_Render::SetTransform3d() and IND_Render::SetRainbow() methods before calling to this function. Remember that you can use IND_Entity3d object for drawing 3d meshes to the screen without having to use this advanced methods directly. This method is only useful for advanced users for really concrete purposes.

This method is equivalent to use:

• IND_Entity3d::Set3dMesh()

void IND_Render::Set3dMeshSequence	(	IND_3dMesh *	p3dMesh,
		unsigned int	pIndex
	)			[inline, inherited]

Parameters:

• p3dMesh Pointer to a IND_3dMesh object
• pIndex Index of the animation

Operation:

This function sets the animation sequence that will be rendered. When you use this method, the transition between the current animation and the following will not be abrubtly. IndieLib will fade out the effect of the first animation and fade in the second. Use IND_3dMesh::SetTransitionSpeed() in order set the speed of that transition.

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