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/*!
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\page configurations Configurations
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A common task in shader development is to provide a different set of simpler shaders for all your materials. Some examples:
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- When rendering cubic or planar reflection maps in real-time, you will want to disable shadows.
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- For an in-game minimap render target, you don't want to have fog.
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For this task, the library provides a \a Configuration concept.
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A Configuration is a set of properties that can override global settings, as long as this Configuration is active.
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Here's an example. Say you have a global setting with the name 'shadows' that controls if your materials receive shadows.
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Now, lets create a configuration for our reflection render targets that disables shadows for all materials. Paste the following in a new file with the extension '.configuration':
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\code
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configuration reflection_targets
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{
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shadows false
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}
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\endcode
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\note You may also create configurations using sh::Factory::createConfiguration.
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The active Configuration is controlled by the active material scheme in Ogre. So, in order to use the configuration "reflection_targets" for your reflection renders, simply call
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\code
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viewport->setMaterialScheme ("reflection_targets");
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\endcode
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on the Ogre viewport of your reflection render!
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*/
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