minecraft/dev.s7a.strata.runtime.minecraft.font/MinecraftFontGlyph

MinecraftFontGlyph

data class MinecraftFontGlyph(val advance: Float, val left: Float, val top: Float, val right: Float, val bottom: Float, val image: DrawImage?, val channel: MinecraftGlyphChannel = MinecraftGlyphChannel.Color, val boldOffset: Float = 1.0f, val shadowOffset: Float = 1.0f, val orientation: SampledImageOrientation, val oversizedRasterSize: IntSize? = null)(source)

Immutable detached glyph pixels and native logical metrics. Ink bounds are relative to the same top-left logical origin supplied to Minecraft text drawing. The image contains the complete sampled glyph rectangle, ready for ordinary RGBA tint multiplication; intensity backends replicate coverage into every channel before returning it. A null image represents an advance without ink unless MinecraftFontGlyph.oversizedRasterSize records an atlas-rejected source raster. MinecraftFontGlyph.channel records provenance without requiring another shader conversion. MinecraftFontGlyph.orientation preserves reversed native source coordinates through normalized ink bounds without rearranging pixels. Advance and ink metrics may retain native NaN or infinity; callers must omit non-finite final quads before constructing portable geometry. Finite bounds remain normalized, while offsets stay finite and non-negative. Values are safe to retain after their engine and native face close.

Throws

IllegalArgumentException

when finite ink bounds are reversed, offsets are invalid, an image is empty, or an oversized-raster marker is inconsistent.

Constructors

MinecraftFontGlyph

constructor(advance: Float, left: Float, top: Float, right: Float, bottom: Float, image: DrawImage?, channel: MinecraftGlyphChannel = MinecraftGlyphChannel.Color, boldOffset: Float = 1.0f, shadowOffset: Float = 1.0f, orientation: SampledImageOrientation, oversizedRasterSize: IntSize? = null)

Creates a glyph with explicit source orientation and no deferred atlas rejection. Inputs, detached ownership, and validation follow the primary constructor.

Creates a glyph whose source coordinates increase along both normalized ink axes. Inputs, detached ownership, and validation follow the primary constructor.