SoWEMRendererBoundingBox¶
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Purpose¶
The module SoWEMRendererBoundingBox renders the bounding box of a WEM.
Usage¶
Attach this module to the extension input of a SoWEMRenderer module.
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self¶
- name: self, type: SoNode¶
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Visible Fields¶
Enable Rendering¶
- name: enableRendering, type: Bool, default: TRUE¶
If checked, the module renders the bounding boxes.
Enable Picking¶
- name: enablePicking, type: Bool, default: TRUE¶
If checked, the primitives rendered by this extensions are pickable.
Global Alpha¶
- name: globalAlpha, type: Float, default: 1, minimum: 0, maximum: 1¶
Sets a global alpha value that is multiplied with all existing alpha values.
General Color¶
- name: generalColor, type: Color, default: 1 1 1¶
Sets a general color for the general color mode.
General Alpha¶
- name: generalAlpha, type: Float, default: 1, minimum: 0, maximum: 1¶
Sets a general alpha value for the general color mode.
Use Lighting Mode¶
- name: useLightingMode, type: Bool, default: FALSE¶
If checked, the
Lighting Modeis applied.
Lighting Mode¶
- name: lightingMode, type: Enum, default: SoShaderPipelineDefinition::LIGHTING_PER_VERTEX¶
Defines which lighting mode is applied. See
SoShaderPipelinefor more information.
Values:
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OFF |
SoShaderPipelineDefinition::LIGHTING_OFF |
PER FRAGMENT |
SoShaderPipelineDefinition::LIGHTING_PER_FRAGMENT |
PER VERTEX |
SoShaderPipelineDefinition::LIGHTING_PER_VERTEX |
Line Width¶
- name: lineWidth, type: Float, default: 1, minimum: 1¶
Sets the line width in pixels.
Bounding Box Mode¶
- name: boundingBoxMode, type: Enum, default: AXIS_ALIGNED¶
Defines the bounding box mode.
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Axis Aligned |
AXIS_ALIGNED |
An axis-aligned minimal bounding box is generated. |
Object Aligned |
OBJECT_ALIGNED |
The object-aligned bounding box is the box around a local coordinate system (calculated by a principal component analysis). |