Texture.h

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#pragma once
 
#include <string>
#include "glm/glm.hpp"
#include "Asset.h"
 
#include "Graphics/GraphicsTypes.h"
 
class POLYPHASE_API Texture : public Asset
{
 
public:
 
    DECLARE_ASSET(Texture, Asset);
 
    Texture();
    virtual ~Texture();
 
    TextureResource* GetResource();
 
    // Asset Interface
    virtual void LoadStream(Stream& stream, Platform platform) override;
    virtual void SaveStream(Stream& stream, Platform platform) override;
    virtual void Create() override;
    virtual void Destroy() override;
    virtual bool Import(const std::string& path, ImportOptions* options) override;
    virtual void GatherProperties(std::vector<Property>& outProps) override;
    virtual glm::vec4 GetTypeColor() override;
    virtual const char* GetTypeName() override;
    virtual const char* GetTypeImportExt() override;
 
    void Init(uint32_t width, uint32_t height, uint8_t* data);
 
    // Streams a new RGBA8 pixel buffer into the existing GPU image.
    // The texture must already be Create()'d, dimensions must match, and byteSize must equal width * height * 4.
    void UpdatePixels(const uint8_t* data, size_t byteSize);
 
    // Decode an in-memory PNG/JPG/TGA/BMP buffer into `out` and Create() it.
    // Runtime-safe (used by HTTP responses to materialise textures from URLs).
    // Returns false on decode failure or unsupported dimensions.
    static bool LoadFromMemory(const uint8_t* data, size_t size, Texture& out);
 
    void SetMipmapped(bool mipmapped);
    bool IsMipmapped() const;
    bool IsRenderTarget() const;
    bool IsSrgb() const;
    bool IsForcedHighQuality() const;
 
    uint32_t GetWidth() const;
    uint32_t GetHeight() const;
    uint32_t GetMipLevels() const;
    uint32_t GetLayers() const;
    PixelFormat GetFormat() const;
    FilterType GetFilterType() const;
    WrapMode GetWrapMode() const;
    int32_t GetLowQualityDownsampleFactor() const;
 
    // Maximum normalized UV that contains actual content. (1, 1) = the full
    // physical texture is content (no padding). Less than 1 in either axis
    // means the platform-side resource padded the texture (e.g. 3DS PoT
    // requirement on a 240x135 source produces a 256x256 physical texture
    // with content in the top-left 240/256, 135/256 region — UV max is then
    // (240/256, 135/256)). Renderers that draw a UV [0,1] rectangle should
    // multiply their UVs by this so they only sample the content area.
    glm::vec2 GetUVMax() const { return mUvMax; }
    void SetUVMax(glm::vec2 uvMax) { mUvMax = uvMax; }
 
    void SetFormat(PixelFormat format);
    void SetFilterType(FilterType filterType);
    void SetWrapMode(WrapMode wrapMode);
    void SetForceHighQuality(bool forceHq);
 
    static bool HandlePropChange(class Datum* datum, uint32_t index, const void* newValue);
 
    const std::vector<uint8_t>& GetPixels() const { return mPixels; }
 
protected:
 
    uint32_t mWidth;
    uint32_t mHeight;
    uint32_t mMipLevels;
    uint32_t mLayers;
    PixelFormat mFormat;
    FilterType mFilterType;
    WrapMode mWrapMode;
    bool mMipmapped;
    bool mRenderTarget;
    bool mSrgb;
    bool mForceHighQuality;
    uint8_t mLowQualityDownsampleFactor;
 
    // Content UV maximum. See GetUVMax() doc above. Default (1,1) — set by the
    // graphics backend when it has to pad the physical texture beyond the
    // logical content size (e.g. 3DS PoT requirement).
    glm::vec2 mUvMax = glm::vec2(1.0f, 1.0f);
 
    // This pixel array is used as an intermediate storage between LoadStream() and Create()
    // It is cleared and shrunk within Create() except when compiled for EDITOR
    std::vector<uint8_t> mPixels;
 
    // Graphics Resource
    TextureResource mResource;
};