Function CreateScreenshotUsingRenderTargetAsync

Parameters

• engine: AbstractEngine

  The engine to use for rendering

• camera: Camera

  The camera to use for rendering

• size: number | IScreenshotSize

  This parameter can be set to a single number or to an object with the following (optional) properties: precision, width, height. If a single number is passed, it will be used for both width and height. If an object is passed, the screenshot size will be derived from the parameters. The precision property is a multiplier allowing rendering at a higher or lower resolution

• mimeType: string = "image/png"

  The MIME type of the screenshot image (default: image/png). Check your browser for supported MIME types

• samples: number = 1

  Texture samples (default: 1)

• antialiasing: boolean = false

  Whether antialiasing should be turned on or not (default: false)

• OptionalfileName: string

  A name for for the downloaded file.

• renderSprites: boolean = false

  Whether the sprites should be rendered or not (default: false)

• enableStencilBuffer: boolean = false

  Whether the stencil buffer should be enabled or not (default: false)

• useLayerMask: boolean = true

  if the camera's layer mask should be used to filter what should be rendered (default: true)

• Optionalquality: number

  The quality of the image if lossy mimeType is used (e.g. image/jpeg, image/webp). See HTMLCanvasElement.toBlob()'s quality parameter.

• OptionalcustomizeTexture: (texture: RenderTargetTexture) => void

  An optional callback that can be used to modify the render target texture before taking the screenshot. This can be used, for instance, to enable camera post-processes before taking the screenshot.

• OptionalcustomDumpData: (
      width: number,
      height: number,
      data: ArrayBufferView,
      successCallback?: (data: string | ArrayBuffer) => void,
      mimeType?: string,
      fileName?: string,
      invertY?: boolean,
      toArrayBuffer?: boolean,
      quality?: number,
  ) => void

  The function to use to dump the data. If not provided, the default DumpData function will be used.