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HiZReduction

enum

Core/Vixen.Rendering/HiZPyramid.cs:12

csharp

public enum HiZReduction

Which way a HiZPyramid reduces, which is which question it answers.

No guide page documents this yet — the page shows what the code says about itself.

Fields and properties (2)

Furthest
The farthest texel per cell — the minimum, under reversed depth. Occlusion culling's question: an object is hidden only when its nearest point is behind every pixel of the tile. HiZReduce.rvn.
Nearest
The nearest texel per cell — the maximum, under reversed depth. The screen march's question: a cell cannot stop a ray that passes nearer than everything in it. NearestReduce.rvn, and ScreenDepthPyramid is its CPU referee.

Used by (9)

ArenaIlluminationThirdPersonShooter
FrameDocumentTestsThirdPersonShooter.Frame.Tests
HiZPyramidVixen.Rendering
PostEffectTestsVixen.Rendering.PostFx.Tests
ReflectionRendererVixen.Rendering.PostFx
ReflectionTraceDeviceTestsVixen.Graphics.Golden.Tests
ScreenProbeGatherRendererVixen.Rendering.PostFx
ScreenProbeTraceDeviceTestsVixen.Graphics.Golden.Tests
ScreenPyramidDeviceTestsVixen.Graphics.Golden.Tests