graphic Namespace Reference

Classes
interface	IAnimationSet
	A file's loaded animation clips, independent of any IModel bound to it - deleting every bound IModel does not delete the set, only deleteAnimationSet() does. Many IModel instances can share one set (same clips), each tracking its own current clip/frame via IModel::setAnimation()/updateAnimation(). More...
interface	ICamera
	Camera interface. More...
interface	IFont
	Loaded font data, independent of any IText that references it. Deleting every IText built with a font does not delete the font - only deleteFont() does. More...
interface	IGamepad
	Gamepad interface. Not every window can hand one out (a terminal backend has no controller) - IWindow::createGamepad() returns nullptr in that case, this type itself stays complete. More...
interface	IKeyboard
	Keyboard interface. More...
interface	IMesh
	Loaded geometry (vertices/faces), independent of any IModel instance built from it - deleting every IModel built from a mesh does not delete the mesh, only deleteMesh() does. Many IModel instances (e.g. identical enemies) can share one mesh, each with its own position/rotation/size/animation state. More...
interface	IModel
	Model interface. More...
interface	IMouse
	Mouse interface. More...
interface	IPolygon
	Polygon interface. More...
interface	ISprite
	Sprite interface. More...
interface	IText
	Text interface. More...
interface	ITexture
	Loaded pixel data, independent of any ISprite that references it. Deleting every ISprite built from a texture does not delete the texture - only deleteTexture() does. More...
interface	IWindow
	Window lifecycle. No drawing here : every window, 2D-capable or not, has to open, close and pump its events. See IWindow2 for 2D drawing, IWindow3 for 3D. More...
interface	IWindow2
	A window that can draw 2D. Adds only the 2D drawing surface on top of IWindow's lifecycle/input. More...
interface	IWindow3
	A window that can also draw 3D. Extends IWindow2, so anything that only needs 2D can keep using it as an IWindow2 - a 3D vendor's window still draws sprites/text/polygons the same way. More...