Provides a way to render lots of small batches inside a much larger circular vertex buffer. Each buffer uses one shader with a specific vertex format plus a blend mode and draw mode. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/shawnhar/archive/2010/07/07/setdataoptions-nooverwrite-versus-discard.aspx View code on GitHub

Keeps the offsets for each texture chunk to be rendered in this circular buffer this frame. View code on GitHub

The graphics device clears everything via at the beginning of each frame and shows the render buffer on screen at the end of each frame via . Clear Present View code on GitHub

Draws shapes, images and geometries. Framework independent, but needs a graphic device. View code on GitHub

Base class for GPU geometry data. View code on GitHub

Default source code for the DirectX 11 shaders Note: When the next ShaderFlag feature will be added the shader code needs to be generated on the Server. View code on GitHub

Default source code for the DirectX 9 shaders Note: When the next ShaderFlag feature will be added the shader code needs to be generated on the Server. View code on GitHub

Default source code for the OpenGL shaders Note: When the next ShaderFlag feature will be added the shader code needs to be generated on the Server. View code on GitHub

Adds graphics specific features to a shader object like VertexFormat and the shader code. View code on GitHub

Creates a shader directly from vertex and fragment shader code for OpenGL frameworks plus HLSL code for DirectX frameworks. If you only provide shader code for a specific framework, it breaks multiplatform compatibility. Use this only for testing and use content normally. View code on GitHub

For taking screenshots. View code on GitHub

Defines which mode the graphics device will use for culling. By default culling is on in DE. View code on GitHub