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QUESTION
I'm trying to get multisampling working with MTKView
. I have an MTKView
with a delegate. I set the view's sampleCount
property to 4. I create a pipeline state descriptor with the rasterSampleCount
set to 4, and use that to make a render pipeline state that I use when rendering.
In the delegate's draw(in:)
method, I create a render pass descriptor by getting the view's current render pass descriptor and setting the storeAction
to multisampleResolve
. I've also set tried storeAndMultisampleResolve
to no avail.
I have created a resolve texture for the render pass descriptor, and it is the same width and height as the view and the same pixel format.
Given the above, I get a full red frame during rendering. I have used the metal debugger to look at the textures, and both the view's texture and the resolve texture have the correct rendering in them. I'm on an AMD machine where a fully red texture often indicates an uninitialized texture.
Is there anything I need to do to get the rendering to go to the screen?
Here's how I'm setting up the view, pipeline state, and resolve texture:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-20 at 04:48What's the initial configuration of renderPassDescriptor
(as returned from metalView.currentRenderPassDescriptor
?
I believe you want the color attachment's texture
set to metalView.multisampleColorTexture
and its resolveTexture
set to metalView.currentDrawable.texture
. That is, it should do the primary, multi-sampled rendering to the multi-sample texture and then that gets resolved to the drawable texture to actually draw it in the view.
I don't know if MTKView
sets up its currentRenderPassDescriptor
like that automatically when there's a sampleCount
> 1. Ideally, it would.
QUESTION
I ran into this error while coding, and cannot find any legit reason for it. I have called and executed functions like this before. The code is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-25 at 20:19You cannot name your variables or dummy arguments with parentheses:
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