Record TRenderOnePassParams

Should we use blending.

TCastleViewport.RenderOnePass does filtering shapes based on this, before calling ShapesRenderer.Render. Matches shape that are opaque (TGLShape.UseBlending = False) or transparent (TGLShape.UseBlending = True).

Note: When UsingBlending = True, always DisableShadowVolumeCastingLights = False. Shadow volumes simply don't allow transparent object to function properly as shadow receivers. Reading [http://developer.nvidia.com/object/fast_shadow_volumes.html] notes: they also just do separate rendering pass to render the partially-transparent parts, IOW they also note that transparent parts simply don't work at all with shadow volumes.

Source: src/transform/castletransform_renderparams.inc (line 214).

Render only shapes that may receive shadow volumes, or ones that don't, or both.

TCastleViewport.RenderOnePass does filtering shapes based on this, before calling ShapesRenderer.Render. This checks if TCastleScene.ReceiveShadowVolumes is within this set.

Default value (after Init) is [false, true].

Note: DisableShadowVolumeCastingLights is always False when FilterShadowVolumesReceivers is only [False] (to render only stuff that is never in shadow).

Source: src/transform/castletransform_renderparams.inc (line 228).

If True, means that we're using multi-pass shadowing technique (like shadow volumes) and currently doing the "shadowed" pass.

Which means that lights with shadowVolumes = TRUE (see https://castle-engine.io/shadow_volumes#_x3d_fields_shadowvolumes_and_shadowvolumesmain ) should be turned off.

Source: src/transform/castletransform_renderparams.inc (line 236).

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Source: src/transform/castletransform_renderparams.inc (line 238).

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Source: src/transform/castletransform_renderparams.inc (line 240).