Package net.neoforged.neoforge.client.model.renderable

Interface IRenderable<T>

Type Parameters:

T - The type of context object used by the rendering logic

All Known Implementing Classes:

BakedModelRenderable, CompositeRenderable

Functional Interface:

This is a functional interface and can therefore be used as the assignment target for a lambda expression or method reference.

@FunctionalInterface
public interface IRenderable<T>

A standard interface for things that can be rendered to a MultiBufferSource.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	render(PoseStack poseStack, MultiBufferSource bufferSource, ITextureRenderTypeLookup textureRenderTypeLookup, int lightmap, int overlay, float partialTick, T context)	Draws the renderable by adding the geometry to the provided MultiBufferSource
default IRenderable<Unit>	withContext(T context)	Wraps the current renderable along with a context.

Method Details

render

void render(PoseStack poseStack,
 MultiBufferSource bufferSource,
 ITextureRenderTypeLookup textureRenderTypeLookup,
 int lightmap,
 int overlay,
 float partialTick,
 T context)

Draws the renderable by adding the geometry to the provided MultiBufferSource

Parameters:

poseStack - The pose stack

bufferSource - The buffer source where the vertex data should be output

textureRenderTypeLookup - A function that provides a RenderType for the given texture

lightmap - The lightmap coordinates representing the current lighting conditions. See LightTexture

overlay - The overlay coordinates representing the current overlay status. See OverlayTexture

partialTick - The current time expressed in the fraction of a tick elapsed since the last client tick

context - The context used for rendering

withContext

default IRenderable<Unit> withContext(T context)

Wraps the current renderable along with a context. Useful for keeping a list of various renderables paired with their contexts.

Parameters:

context - The context used for rendering

Returns:

A renderable that accepts Unit.INSTANCE as context, but uses the provided context instead