vkCmdCopyMemoryToImageIndirectNV

To copy data from a memory region to an image object by specifying copy parameters in a buffer, call:

void vkCmdCopyMemoryToImageIndirectNV(
    VkCommandBuffer commandBuffer,
    VkDeviceAddress copyBufferAddress,
    uint32_t copyCount,
    uint32_t stride,
    VkImage dstImage,
    VkImageLayout dstImageLayout,
    const VkImageSubresourceLayers* pImageSubresources);

• commandBuffer is the command buffer into which the command will be recorded.
• copyBufferAddress is the buffer address specifying the copy parameters. This buffer is laid out in memory as an array of VkCopyMemoryToImageIndirectCommandNV structures.
• copyCount is the number of copies to execute, and can be zero.
• stride is the byte stride between successive sets of copy parameters.
• dstImage is the destination image.
• dstImageLayout is the layout of the destination image subresources for the copy.
• pImageSubresources is a pointer to an array of size copyCount of VkImageSubresourceLayers used to specify the specific image subresource of the destination image data for that copy.

Each region in copyBufferAddress is copied from the source memory region to an image region in the destination image. If the destination image is of type VK_IMAGE_TYPE_3D, the starting slice and number of slices to copy are specified in pImageSubresources→baseArrayLayer and pImageSubresources→layerCount respectively. The copy must be performed on a queue that supports indirect copy operations, see VkPhysicalDeviceCopyMemoryIndirectPropertiesNV.