VertexBufferContent Class (Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Content.Pipeline.Processors)

Provides methods and properties for managing a design-time vertex buffer that holds packed vertex data.
Inheritance Hierarchy
System.Object
   Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Content.Pipeline.ContentItem
      Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Content.Pipeline.Processors.VertexBufferContent

Namespace: Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Content.Pipeline.Processors
Assembly: MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline (MonoGame.Framework.Content.Pipeline.dll 3.8.0.1082)
Syntax
  • C#
  • VB
  • F#
public class VertexBufferContent : ContentItem

Syntax for VB is not yet implemented.

Syntax for F# is not yet implemented.

The VertexBufferContent type exposes the following members.

Constructors
  Platforms Name Description
VertexBufferContent() Initializes a new instance of VertexBufferContent. 
VertexBufferContent(int) Initializes a new instance of VertexBufferContent of the specified size. 
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Properties
  Platforms Name Description
Identity Gets or sets the identity of the content item. (Inherited from ContentItem.)
Name Gets or sets the name of the content item. (Inherited from ContentItem.)
OpaqueData Gets the opaque data of the content item. (Inherited from ContentItem.)
VertexData Gets the array containing the raw bytes of the packed vertex data. Use this method to get and set the contents of the vertex buffer. 
VertexDeclaration Gets and sets the associated VertexDeclarationContent object. 
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Methods
  Platforms Name Description
SizeOf Gets the size of the specified type, in bytes. 
Write Writes additional data into the vertex buffer. Writing begins at the specified byte offset, and each value is spaced according to the specified stride value (in bytes). 
Write<T> Writes additional data into the vertex buffer. Writing begins at the specified byte offset, and each value is spaced according to the specified stride value (in bytes). 
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Remarks
This type directly corresponds to the runtime VertexBuffer class, and when a VertexBufferContent object is passed to the content compiler, the vertex data deserializes directly into a VertexBuffer at runtime. VertexBufferContent objects are not directly created by importers. The preferred method is to store vertex data in the more flexible VertexContent class.
Version and Platform Information
Supported in:

    
 Windows DirectX Desktop
    
 Linux Desktop