li.cil.tis3d.client.manual.segment.render

Class ItemStackImageRenderer

java.lang.Object

li.cil.tis3d.client.manual.segment.render.ItemStackImageRenderer

All Implemented Interfaces:

ImageRenderer

public final class ItemStackImageRenderer
extends java.lang.Object
implements ImageRenderer

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ItemStackImageRenderer(net.minecraft.item.ItemStack... stacks)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
int	getHeight() The height of the area this renderer uses.
int	getWidth() The width of the area this renderer uses.
void	render(int mouseX, int mouseY) Render the image, with specified maximum width.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ItemStackImageRenderer

public ItemStackImageRenderer(net.minecraft.item.ItemStack... stacks)

Method Detail

getWidth

public int getWidth()

Description copied from interface: ImageRenderer

The width of the area this renderer uses.

This is used to offset the OpenGL state properly before calling ImageRenderer.render(int, int), to correctly align the image horizontally.

Specified by:

getWidth in interface ImageRenderer

Returns:

the width of the rendered image.

getHeight

public int getHeight()

Description copied from interface: ImageRenderer

The height of the area this renderer uses.

This is used to offset the OpenGL state properly before calling ImageRenderer.render(int, int), as well as to know where to resume rendering other content below the image.

Specified by:

getHeight in interface ImageRenderer

Returns:

the height of the rendered image.

render

public void render(int mouseX,
                   int mouseY)

Description copied from interface: ImageRenderer

Render the image, with specified maximum width.

This should render the image as is, the OpenGL state will be set up such that you can start drawing at (0,0,*), and render up to (getWidth,getHeight,*), i.e. translation and scaling are taken care of for you.

Specified by:

render in interface ImageRenderer

Parameters:

mouseX - the X position of the mouse relative to the element.

mouseY - the Y position of the mouse relative to the element.