The Indexed property of the VertexBuffer class indicates whether the vertex buffer contains any indices. This property is set when the Init method is called with a boolean parameter that specifies whether to use an index buffer.
The Indexed property of the VertexBuffer class indicates whether the vertex buffer contains any indices. This property is set when the Init method is called with a boolean parameter that specifies whether to use an index buffer.
To determine if a VertexBuffer instance is using an index buffer, check the Indexed property. This can be useful when rendering or processing the vertex data, as it affects how the vertices are accessed and manipulated.
// Example of using the Indexed property
VertexBuffer vertexBuffer = new VertexBuffer();
vertexBuffer.Init(true); // Initialize with index buffer
if (vertexBuffer.Indexed)
{
// Perform operations knowing the vertex buffer is indexed
Console.WriteLine("The vertex buffer is indexed.");
}
else
{
// Handle non-indexed vertex buffer
Console.WriteLine("The vertex buffer is not indexed.");
}