obs-studio/plugins/text-freetype2/obs-convenience.h
Kurt Kartaltepe cfb10ece79 text-freetype2: Use a shader uniform instead of vertex attributes
We used to swap in a buffer with (0,0,0,1) for all vertex colors for
drop shadows and outlines. However, this vertex buffer couldn't be
uploaded separately from the vertex data in OBS, so we were reuploading
the text vertices every frame.

Instead, let's use a uniform for this uniform data and save 500us (or
more when handles are visible), a significant portion of my test scenes
render time.
2024-04-22 01:01:47 -07:00

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#pragma once
#include <obs-module.h>
gs_vertbuffer_t *create_uv_vbuffer(uint32_t num_verts, bool add_color);
void draw_uv_vbuffer(gs_vertbuffer_t *vbuf, gs_texture_t *tex,
gs_effect_t *effect, uint32_t num_verts, bool use_color);
#define set_v3_rect(a, x, y, w, h) \
vec3_set(a, x, y, 0.0f); \
vec3_set(a + 1, x + w, y, 0.0f); \
vec3_set(a + 2, x, y + h, 0.0f); \
vec3_set(a + 3, x, y + h, 0.0f); \
vec3_set(a + 4, x + w, y, 0.0f); \
vec3_set(a + 5, x + w, y + h, 0.0f);
#define set_v2_uv(a, u, v, u2, v2) \
vec2_set(a, u, v); \
vec2_set(a + 1, u2, v); \
vec2_set(a + 2, u, v2); \
vec2_set(a + 3, u, v2); \
vec2_set(a + 4, u2, v); \
vec2_set(a + 5, u2, v2);
#define set_rect_colors2(a, c1, c2) \
uint32_t *b = a; \
b[0] = b[1] = b[4] = c1; \
b[2] = b[3] = b[5] = c2;