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BatchCullingContext.viewID

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Description

The ID of the object from which the culling is invoked. Usage example: store culling-related data for each object.

// Example of per-view data, indexed by view ID

using System; using UnityEngine;

public class CullingExample : MonoBehaviour { private BatchRendererGroup batchRendererGroup; private Dictionary<BatchPackedCullingViewID, MyViewData> myPerViewData = new Dictionary<BatchPackedCullingViewID, MyViewData>();

void Start() { batchRendererGroup = new BatchRendererGroup(this.OnPerformCulling, IntPtr.Zero); }

public JobHandle OnPerformCulling( BatchRendererGroup rendererGroup, BatchCullingContext cullingContext, BatchCullingOutput cullingOutput, IntPtr userContext) { if (!myPerViewData.ContainsKey(cullingContext.viewID)) { // If the data doesn't exist for the current view, create it. myPerViewData[cullingContext.viewID] = new MyViewData(); } MyViewData currentViewData = myPerViewData[cullingContext.viewID];

// Do stuff with the current view's data.

/* You can also get the instance ID of the current view's gameObject (for example, Camera, Light, etc.) as follows: */ int instanceID = cullingContext.viewID.GetInstanceID();

/* The slice index depends on the view type. For example, for Cameras, the slice index is always zero. For cascaded shadow maps, it equals the index of the cascade. */ int sliceIndex = cullingContext.viewID.GetSliceIndex(); } }