The SetConstantBuffer method is used to set a constant buffer for a rendering command. This method allows you to bind a constant buffer to a specific shader stage using a token identifier. The buffer data is provided as a generic type parameter, allowing for flexibility in the type of data that can be passed.
To use the SetConstantBuffer method, you need to have a valid CommandList instance. You will also need a StringToken that identifies the shader variable you want to bind the constant buffer to, and the data you want to set as the buffer.
Here is a step-by-step guide:
CommandList instance.StringToken that corresponds to the shader variable name.SetConstantBuffer with the token and data as parameters.// Example usage of SetConstantBuffer // Assume commandList is an instance of CommandList // Assume token is a StringToken for the shader variable // Assume data is the data to be set in the constant buffer commandList.SetConstantBuffer(token, data);