Clip() [2/2]

void Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics.Clipper.Clip ( SpriteBatchItem item )

inline

Definition at line 115 of file Clipper.cs.

        {
            if (this.geometryScaleEnabled)
            {
                Vector2 position = item.vertexTL.Position;
                Vector2 position2 = item.vertexBL.Position;
                float num = this.geometryScale;
                item.vertexTL.Position = position;
            }
            float y = item.vertexTL.TextureCoordinate.y;
            Vector2 position3 = item.vertexTL.Position;
            float y2 = item.vertexTR.TextureCoordinate.y;
            float y3 = item.vertexBR.TextureCoordinate.y;
            float y4 = item.vertexBL.TextureCoordinate.y;
            float y5 = item.vertexTL.TextureCoordinate.y;
            Vector2 position4 = item.vertexTL.Position;
            float y6 = item.vertexTR.TextureCoordinate.y;
            float y7 = item.vertexBR.TextureCoordinate.y;
            float y8 = item.vertexBL.TextureCoordinate.y;
            int left = this.Left;
            int top = this.Top;
            int top2 = this.Top;
            int outerLeft = this.OuterLeft;
        }

References Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics.Clipper.geometryScale, Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics.Clipper.geometryScaleEnabled, System.item, j__TPar, Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics.Clipper.Left, Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics.Clipper.OuterLeft, and Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Graphics.Clipper.Top.