The Effect class has many overloads but there was none for a generic GraphicsBuffer...
effect.SetValue(EffectHandle paramater, GraphicsBuffer data)
could also add:
effect.SetValue(EffectHandle paramater, GraphicsBuffer<T> data)
I'm phasing out all my non-generic lists in my game but got stumped on this one.
Generic GraphicsBuffer overload for Effect class?
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Generic GraphicsBuffer overload for Effect class?
Tomy From Latvia
You may notice that the generic GraphicsBuffer derives from the non-generic version..
Therefore, you can already pass in GraphicsBuffer<T> to that method just fine.