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BatchRendererGroup.AddBatch

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public int AddBatch(Mesh mesh, int subMeshIndex, Material material, int layer, Rendering.ShadowCastingMode castShadows, bool receiveShadows, bool invertCulling, Bounds bounds, int instanceCount, MaterialPropertyBlock customProps, GameObject associatedSceneObject, ulong sceneCullingMask);

Parameters

mesh The Mesh to draw.
subMeshIndex Specifies which subset of the mesh to draw. This applies only to meshes that are composed of several materials.
material Material to use.
layer Layer to use.
castShadows Whether the meshes cast shadows.
receiveShadows Whether the meshes receive shadows.
invertCulling Specify whether to invert the backface culling (true) or not (false). This flag can "flip" the culling mode of all rendered objects. Major use case: rendering reflections for mirrors, water etc. Since virtual camera for rendering the reflection is mirrored, the culling order has to be inverted. You can see how the Water script in Effects standard package does that.
bounds Bounds to use. Should specify the combined bounds of all the instances.
instanceCount The number of instances to draw.
customProps Additional material properties to apply. See MaterialPropertyBlock.
associatedSceneObject The GameObject to select when you pick an object that the batch renders.
sceneCullingMask Additional culling mask usually used for scene based culling. See Also: EditorSceneManager.GetSceneCullingMask.

Returns

int The batch's index in the BatchedRendererGroup.

Description

Adds a new batch to the group.

Each batch corresponds to a new draw call. As long as the batch is not removed and the group is not disposed of, the command is persistent and doesn't need to be called every frame. Returns the batch's index within the group.

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