Module `RenderTexture-PIXI.Impl`

let create: baseRenderTexture:Js.t(PIXI.BaseRenderTexture.#_t) => ?⁠frame:Js.t(PIXI.Rectangle.#_t) => unit => t;
let _create_: ?⁠options:'a => unit => t;

let create_: ?⁠options:Js.t({. height: Js.undefined(float), resolution: Js.undefined(float), scaleMode: Js.undefined(int), width: Js.undefined(float), }) => unit => t;

A short hand way of creating a render texture

see /bs-pixi/PIXI/RenderTexture-PIXI/#val-createOptions: for options RenderTexture.createOptions

parameter options: collection of options

let getFilterFrame: Js.t(_t) => Js.t(PIXI.Rectangle.#_t);: Stores sourceFrame when this texture is inside current filter stack. You can read it inside filters.

let setFilterFrame: Js.t(_t) => Js.t(PIXI.Rectangle.#_t) => unit;: Stores sourceFrame when this texture is inside current filter stack. You can read it inside filters.

let getValid: Js.t(_t) => bool;: This will let the renderer know if the texture is valid. If it's not then it cannot be rendered.

let setValid: Js.t(_t) => bool => unit;: This will let the renderer know if the texture is valid. If it's not then it cannot be rendered.

let resize: Js.t(_t) => width:float => height:float => ?⁠resizeBaseTexture:bool => unit => unit;

Resizes the RenderTexture

parameter width: The width to resize to.

parameter height: The height to resize to.

parameter resizeBaseTexture: Should the baseTexture.width and height values be resized as well?

let setResolution: Js.t(_t) => resolution:float => unit;

Changes the resolution of baseTexture, but does not change framebuffer size.

parameter resolution: The new resolution to apply to RenderTexture