RDUniform

public RDUniform();

Creates a descriptor: Binding=0, UniformType=Image and an empty RID list. Creates no GPU resource or uniform set. Explicitly set the type, binding and RIDs to match the shader layout.

public int Binding { get; set; }

Binding index within the shader set. Must match GLSL layout(binding=...); the set index is supplied separately when creating and binding the set.

public RenderingDevice.UniformType UniformType { get; set; }

Resource kind for the binding, such as StorageBuffer. Must match the shader declaration and supplied RIDs; this setting does not allocate the GPU resource.

public Reckfell.Collections.Array<Rid> _Ids { get; set; }

Internal RID-list serialization property. The getter returns a separate container; editing it does not edit the descriptor. The setter clears the descriptor first, then appends nonzero RIDs; an entry error can leave a partial list. Use AddId/ClearIds in ordinary code instead. The descriptor owns no GPU resources.

public void AddId(Rid id);

Adds a RID to the binding description. The resource must belong to the device used for the uniform set; appending an identifier does not copy the GPU resource.

public void ClearIds();

Clears identifiers from the binding description. Does not free the GPU resources or recreate an existing uniform set.

public int GetBinding();

Returns stored Binding, initially 0. This is a binding within a set, not the set index, RDUniform array position or a query of an existing GPU uniform set.

public Reckfell.Collections.Array<Rid> GetIds();

Returns a new collection of the descriptor current RIDs. Editing this collection does not edit the descriptor; use AddId and ClearIds. GPU resources are not copied.

public RenderingDevice.UniformType GetUniformType();

Returns the stored type, initially UniformType.Image. It is not inferred from RIDs: explicitly select StorageBuffer or SamplerWithTexture. Uniform-set creation checks layout compatibility.

public void SetBinding(int pMember);

Stores a descriptor binding without checking shader compatibility. A negative int can be stored but is not a valid way to select a GLSL binding. Changes no existing uniform set; create a new set for another binding.

public void SetUniformType(RenderingDevice.UniformType pMember);

Stores the descriptor type. Converts no RIDs, allocates no buffer and changes no existing set. Select the type from the shader layout; for a combined sampler use SamplerWithTexture and sampler-RID, texture-RID pairs.