void pix_movieDS::render(GemState *state)
{
if (!m_haveMovie)
{
return;
}
getFrame();
texFrame(state,1);
}
void pix_filmOS :: render(GemState *state)
{
if(!state)return;
// m_oldImage = state->image;
m_oldImage=NULL;
state->get(GemState::_PIX, m_oldImage);
/* get the current frame from the file */
newImage = 0;
if (!m_haveMovie || !m_pixBlock.image.data)return;
// do we actually need to get a new frame from the movie ?
if (m_reqFrame != m_curFrame) {
//newImage = 1;
getFrame();
m_curFrame = m_reqFrame;
if (m_film)m_pixBlock.image.data = m_frame; // this is mainly for windows
}
else
{
newImage = 0;
}
if (m_newFilm){
m_pixBlock.newfilm = 1;
m_newFilm = 0;
}
//state->image = &m_pixBlock;
state->set(GemState::_PIX, m_pixBlock);
// whoa: the following construct seems to be a bug
// i don't dare to "fix" it now
#ifdef __APPLE__
if (m_reqFrame == m_curFrame)
// ::MoviesTask(NULL, 0);
#endif
/* texture it, if needed */
texFrame(state, newImage);
m_pixBlock.newimage = newImage;
// automatic proceeding
if (m_auto)m_reqFrame++;
}
