void CGameView::BeginFrame()
{
if (m->LockCullCamera == false)
{
// Set up cull camera
m->CullCamera = m->ViewCamera;
}
g_Renderer.SetSceneCamera(m->ViewCamera, m->CullCamera);
CheckLightEnv();
m->Game->CachePlayerColors();
}
void CGameView::BeginFrame()
{
if (m->LockCullCamera == false)
{
// Set up cull camera
m->CullCamera = m->ViewCamera;
// One way to fix shadows popping in at the edge of the screen is to widen the culling frustum so that
// objects aren't culled as early. The downside is that objects will get rendered even though they appear
// off screen, which is somewhat inefficient. A better solution would be to decouple shadow map rendering
// from model rendering; as it is now, a shadow map is only rendered if its associated model is to be
// rendered.
// (See http://trac.wildfiregames.com/ticket/504)
m->CullCamera.SetProjection(m->ViewNear, m->ViewFar, GetCullFOV());
m->CullCamera.UpdateFrustum();
}
g_Renderer.SetSceneCamera(m->ViewCamera, m->CullCamera);
CheckLightEnv();
m->Game->CachePlayerColours();
}
