Can't figure out how to use TextureRenderer

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Hi!



I Can't figure out how to use TextureRenderer.



I use textureRenderer.render(Spatial, texture) in the doRender() of Pass.



First of all it seems totally uneffected of context.enforceState(ZBufferState) or context.enforceState(StencilBufferState).



How do I use states with it?



Also it accumulates whatever I render. I have been looking for somewhere to clear it, but haven't fond anything.


public void doRender(Renderer r) {
        r.clearStencilBuffer();
        TextureState ts = (TextureState) fullScreenQuad.states[RenderState.RS_TEXTURE];
        context.enforceState(colorDisabled);
        context.enforceState(noStencilTest);

        context.enforceState(testWriteDepth);

        for (int i = 0; i < spatials.size(); i++) {
            spatials.get(i).draw(r);
        }

        r.renderQueue();

        for (int i = 0; i < meshes.size(); i++) {
            context.enforceState(testDepth);
            context.enforceState(writeStencil);
            context.enforceState(frontFaceCull);
           
           
            shadowVolumes.elementAt(i).draw(r);
            r.renderQueue();
 
            context.enforceState(backFaceCull);
            context.enforceState(clearStencilOnDepthFail);


            shadowVolumes.elementAt(i).draw(r);

            r.renderQueue();
            
            context.enforceState(clearStencil);

            meshes.elementAt(i).draw(r);
            r.renderQueue();

            context.enforceState(testWriteDepth);
            context.enforceState(testStencil);
          
            shadowVolumes.elementAt(i).draw(r);
            r.renderQueue();
           
        }
        context.enforceState(colorEnabled);
    
        textureRenderer.render(shadowVolumesNode, texture);
       
        ts.setTexture(texture, 0);
        context.enforceState(colorDisabled);

        context.enforceState(testWriteDepth);
        context.enforceState(colorEnabled);
        context.enforceState(testStencilInvert);
        context.enforceState(noStencilTest);
        for (int i = 0; i < spatials.size(); i++) {
            spatials.get(i).draw(r);
        }
        fullScreenQuad.draw(r);

        r.renderQueue();
       
        if (renderShadowVolumes) {

            context.enforceState(testDepth);
            context.enforceState(wireframeStateEnabled);
            context.enforceState(noStencilTest);

            for (int i = 0; i < shadowVolumes.size(); i++) {

                shadowVolumes.elementAt(i).draw(r);

            }
            r.renderQueue();

            context.enforceState(testWriteDepth);
            context.enforceState(testStencilInvert);
            context.enforceState(wireframeStateDisabled);
        }
  
    }



This is some of my code where I use the TextureRenderer. I'm messing alot with it right now so it probably looks weird.