Struct bevy::render::view::VisibleEntityRanges

pub struct VisibleEntityRanges { /* private fields */ }

Stores which entities are in within the VisibilityRanges of views.

This doesn’t store the results of frustum or occlusion culling; use super::ViewVisibility for that. Thus entities in this list may not actually be visible.

For efficiency, these tables only store entities that have VisibilityRange components. Entities without such a component won’t be in these tables at all.

The table is indexed by entity and stores a 32-bit bitmask with one bit for each camera, where a 0 bit corresponds to “out of range” and a 1 bit corresponds to “in range”. Hence it’s limited to storing information for 32 views.

Implementations

impl VisibleEntityRanges

pub fn entity_is_in_range_of_view(&self, entity: Entity, view: Entity) -> bool

Returns true if the entity is in range of the given camera.

This only checks VisibilityRanges and doesn’t perform any frustum or occlusion culling. Thus the entity might not actually be visible.

The entity is assumed to have a VisibilityRange component. If the entity doesn’t have that component, this method will return false.

pub fn entity_is_in_range_of_any_view(&self, entity: Entity) -> bool

Returns true if the entity is in range of any view.

This only checks VisibilityRanges and doesn’t perform any frustum or occlusion culling. Thus the entity might not actually be visible.

The entity is assumed to have a VisibilityRange component. If the entity doesn’t have that component, this method will return false.

Trait Implementations

impl Default for VisibleEntityRanges

fn default() -> VisibleEntityRanges

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl Resource for VisibleEntityRanges

where VisibleEntityRanges: Send + Sync + 'static,