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Device.BeginStateBlock Method |
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Signals Microsoft Direct3D to begin recording a device state block.
Visual Basic Public Sub BeginStateBlock() C# public void BeginStateBlock(); C++ public:
void BeginStateBlock();JScript public function BeginStateBlock();
To ensure that all recorded states are valid, an application can call the Device.ValidateDevice method prior to calling this method.
The following properties and methods can be recorded in a state block, after calling Device.BeginStateBlock and before calling Device.EndStateBlock.
- ClipPlane.SetSingleArray
- ClipPlane.Plane
- Device.CurrentTexturePalette
- Device.VertexFormat
- Device.Indices
- Device.Material
- Device.NPatchMode
- Device.PixelShader
- Device.SetPixelShaderConstant
- Device.RenderState
- Device.SamplerState
- Device.ScissorRectangle
- Device.SetStreamSource
- Device.SetStreamSourceFrequency
- Device.SetTexture
- Device.TextureState
- Device.VertexDeclaration
- Device.VertexShader
- Device.SetVertexShaderConstant
- All of the Light properties that are committed.
- All of the parameters and methods in ClipPlane (except GetSingleArray).
- All of the ClipPlanes methods.
- All of the SamplerStateManager properties.
- All of the TextureStateManager properties.
- All of the Transforms properties.
- All of the RenderStateManager properties.
The ordering of state changes in a state block is not guaranteed. If the same state is specified multiple times in a state block, only the last value is used.
Exceptions
InvalidCallException The method call is invalid. For example, a parameter might contain an invalid value. OutOfVideoMemoryException Direct3D could not allocate sufficient memory to complete the call.
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