Game Engine Programming 034.2 - The render texture and depth buffer class | C++ Game Engine смотреть онлайн

Previously, I finished writing a class that represents a texture in the low-level DirectX renderer. The most frequent use for a texture in a rendering engine is, obviously, to provide image data for texturing an object. In that case we read the data that is in the texture. However, there are also situations where we need to write to a texture. For instance, there are textures to which we render the scene, the so called render targets, and textures that contain some other data such as depth information. And since I already gave those two examples, I can as well go ahead and implement two more classes that represent a render target and a depth buffer, in today's video.
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00:00 - intro
01:00 - d3d12 render texture class
07:50 - d3d12 depth buffer class

keywords: render target, depth stencil, descriptors, rtv, dsv, srv, texture, d3d12, directx, direct3d, id3d12resource

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