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<GVRCardboardViewDelegate> Protocol
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Defines a delegate protocol for GVRCardboardView.
Inherits <NSObject>.
| - (void) cardboardView: |
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(GVRCardboardView *) |
cardboardView |
| didFireEvent: |
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(GVRUserEvent) |
event |
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optional |
Called when a user event is fired.
See the documentation of #GVRUserEvent to find out what thread is used to make this call.
Called before the first draw frame call.
This is called on the GL thread and can be used to do any pre-rendering setup required while on the GL thread.
Called at the start of each frame, before calling both eyes.
Delegate should use initialize or clear the GL state. This method is called on the GL thread.
Called on each frame to perform the required GL rendering.
Delegate should set the GL viewport and scissor it to the viewport returned from the viewportForEye: (GVRHeadTransform) method. This method is called on the GL thread.
| - (void) cardboardView: |
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(GVRCardboardView *) |
cardboardView |
| shouldPauseDrawing: |
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(BOOL) |
pause |
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optional |
Called when the drawing is paused, possibly because the GL view is overlaid by settings or transition view.
This is called on the main UI thread. Drawing is stopped when the parameter paused is set to YES and resumes when set to NO.
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