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Graphics.DrawProceduralNow

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public static void DrawProceduralNow(MeshTopology topology, int vertexCount, int instanceCount);

Parameters

topologyTopology of the procedural geometry.
vertexCountVertex count to render.
instanceCountInstance count to render.

Description

Draws procedural geometry on the GPU.

DrawProceduralNow does a draw call on the GPU, without any vertex or index buffers. This is mainly useful on Shader Model 4.5 level hardware where shaders can read arbitrary data from ComputeBuffer buffers.

Note that this call executes immediately, similar to Graphics.DrawMeshNow. It uses the currently set render target, transformation matrices and shader pass.

There's also similar functionality in CommandBuffers, see CommandBuffer.DrawProcedural.

See Also: Graphics.DrawProceduralIndirectNow, SystemInfo.supportsInstancing.


public static void DrawProceduralNow(MeshTopology topology, GraphicsBuffer indexBuffer, int indexCount, int instanceCount);

Parameters

topologyTopology of the procedural geometry.
indexCountIndex count to render.
instanceCountInstance count to render.
indexBufferIndex buffer used to submit vertices to the GPU.

Description

Draws procedural geometry on the GPU.

DrawProceduralNow does a draw call on the GPU, without a vertex buffer. This is mainly useful on Shader Model 4.5 level hardware where shaders can read arbitrary data from ComputeBuffer buffers.

Note that this call executes immediately, similar to Graphics.DrawMeshNow. It uses the currently set render target, transformation matrices and shader pass.

There's also similar functionality in CommandBuffers, see CommandBuffer.DrawProcedural.

See Also: Graphics.DrawProceduralIndirectNow, SystemInfo.supportsInstancing.