General-use definition for any texture resources. Static helper methods are available for Texture2D and Texture3D.
TextureDef<Texture2D> texDef1 = new TextureDef<>(Texture2D.class, img -> new Texture2D(img));
TextureDef<Texture2D> texDef2 = TextureDef.texture2D();
TextureDef<Texture3D> texDef3 = TextureDef.texture3D();On allocation, the contents of the texture are not guaranteed.
General-use definition for Buffers. Any Buffer implementation is supported, but helper methods are provided for ByteBuffer, IntBuffer, FloatBuffer, DoubleBuffer, LongBuffer, and ShortBuffer.
BufferDef bufDef1 = new BufferDef(
IntBuffer.class, n -> BufferUtils.createIntBuffer(n), 10);
BufferDef bufDef2 = BufferDef.ints(10);
BufferDef bufDef3 = BufferDef.floats(10);The integer argument determines the minimum size of the buffer. A buffer must be at least the minimum size (capacity) to be accepted by BufferDef for reallocation. Buffers created by BufferDef will be exactly the minimum size plus a padding integer, which is zero by default and useful to set higher if the BufferDef's minimum size changes often.
When a buffer is allocated using a BufferDef, the BufferDef will set the buffer's position to zero and its limit to the BufferDef's minimum size. Additionally, BufferDef can initialize all values in a buffer to zero at this time, but this is disabled by default.
On allocation, the contents of the buffer are not guaranteed.
Similar to BufferDef, but is intended for LWJGL's CustomBuffers which are not implementations of Buffer. All other functionality is the same as BufferDef.
Similar to BufferDef, but is intended for Object arrays rather than Buffers.
ArrayDef<Vector3f> arrayDef = new ArrayDef(Vector3f.class, 10);For primitive type arrays, FloatArrayDef and IntArrayDef are provided. Further implementations of such may be created by extending AbstractArrayDef.