The DispatchWithAttributes method is used to execute a compute shader on the GPU with specified rendering attributes and a defined number of thread groups in the X, Y, and Z dimensions. This method allows for more customized control over the dispatch process by incorporating additional rendering attributes.
To use the DispatchWithAttributes method, you need to have an instance of ComputeShader and a RenderAttributes object that defines the attributes to be used during the dispatch. You also need to specify the number of thread groups in each dimension (X, Y, Z) that the compute shader will execute.
Ensure that the RenderAttributes object is properly configured with the necessary parameters before calling this method.
// Create a new ComputeShader instance ComputeShader computeShader = new ComputeShader(); // Define render attributes RenderAttributes attributes = new RenderAttributes(); // Configure attributes as needed // Set the number of thread groups int threadsX = 8; int threadsY = 8; int threadsZ = 1; // Dispatch the compute shader with attributes computeShader.DispatchWithAttributes(attributes, threadsX, threadsY, threadsZ);