SceneObject Properties
Installed With: Base Package
Inherits from SceneNode. View the class hierarchy.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Billboard:Axis | Returns the axis that rotates if Billboard:Mode is axial. Details |
| Billboard:Mode | Sets the billboard mode for the 3D graph object. If the mode is No Billboarding, the object normal is set to default. Details |
| Billboard:Normal | The vector that describes the direction the object is facing before the object rotates. LabVIEW ignores this property if the value of Billboard:Mode is No Billboarding. Details |
| Billboard:Positions | Returns the positions of the objects to be billboarded. Details |
| Blending:Bin | Reads or writes the draw bin in which you drop and store objects. The bin of an object affects the order in which the object appears when you render the scene. Details |
| Blending:Function:Destination | Reads or writes the blend factor you apply to the color values of the currently stored pixels. Details |
| Blending:Function:Source | Reads or writes the blend factor you apply to the color values of the incoming fragment. Details |
| Blending:Mode | Reads or writes if the color values you apply to a 3D object blend. Details |
| Draw Style:Face Culling Mode | Reads or writes the culling method you apply to the object. Details |
| Draw Style:Frontface Mode | Reads or writes how you determine the front-facing polygons of the 3D object. Details |
| Draw Style:Line Width | Reads or writes the width of lines drawn for the 3D object. Set the value to -1 to inherit the line width of a parent object. Details |
| Draw Style:Mode | Reads or writes the method you use to draw the 3D object. You can choose from the following options: Details |
| Draw Style:Point Size | Reads or writes the size of the points you use to draw the geometry. Set the value to -1 to inherit the point size of a parent object. Details |
| Drawable | Returns the drawable attribute applied to a 3D object. Drawable attributes include geometries and text. You must close this reference. Details |
| Fog:Color | Reads or writes the RGBA color value of the fog. The elements of this property accept values 0 to 1, where 0 represents the absence of the red, green, or blue color and 1 represents a full saturation of the current color. Details |
| Fog:Density | Reads or writes the density of the fog you apply to the object. Valid values are 0–1. Details |
| Fog:End | Reads or writes the point at which fog effects end. Fog grows denser as you move away from the camera but cuts off completely at the specified fog end point. Details |
| Fog:Function | Reads or writes the blending factor you use to apply fog to an object. Details |
| Fog:Start | Reads or writes the point at which the fog effects you apply to the object begin. Details |
| Line Stipple:Factor | The multiplier on the line stipple pattern. LabVIEW uses each bit factor number of times. Valid values range from 1 to 256, inclusive. Details |
| Line Stipple:Mode | Sets the mode for line stipple. Details |
| Line Stipple:Pattern | Bit pattern for line stippling. This property converts a 16-bit unsigned integer into binary. For example, if you input the number 5, the bit pattern is 101. The bit pattern determines if the fragment is drawn on the graph. The Line Stipple:Factor property determines the size of the fragment. Details |
| Material:Ambient | Reads or writes the RGBA color value of the object that the ambient light affects. Materials only appear in lighted scenes. Details |
| Material:Color Mode | Reads or writes how the 3D object reacts to light. Materials only appear in lighted scenes. Details |
| Material:Diffuse | Reads or writes the RGBA color value of the lit object based on the angle between the orientation of the object and the direction of the light source. Materials only appear in lighted scenes. Details |
| Material:Emission | Reads or writes the RGBA color value of the emissive light of the object. Emissive light emanates from the object itself instead of an external light source. Materials only appear in lighted scenes. Details |
| Material:Shininess | Reads or writes the size of the highlight that appears on the object when light reflects specularly off the object. Shine can be a value from 0−128. Materials only appear in lighted scenes. Details |
| Material:Specular | Reads or writes the RGBA color value of the object that represents the reflection of specular light off of the object. Materials only appear in lighted scenes. Details |
| PolygonOffset:Factor | Gets or sets the polygon offset factor. Changes to this property cause the polygon mode to change to off if it was inhertited previously. Details |
| PolygonOffset:Mode | Gets/sets the mode for polygon offset. Details |
| PolygonOffset:Units | Gets or sets the polygon offset units. Changes to this property cause the polygon mode to change to off if it was inhertited previously. Details |
| Specials:Anti-aliasing | Read or writes whether the object is anti-aliased to smooth lines and edges that appear jagged. Details |
| Specials:Autonormalizing | Read or writes whether the vertex normals of the object automatically normalize to enhance rendering speed. Details |
| Specials:Depth Test | Reads or writes whether the pixels of the 3D object pass the depth test. If the object passes the depth test, the incoming depth value replaces the value in the depth buffer when you render the scene. Details |
| Specials:Lighting | Reads or writes whether a 3D object appears lit. Details |
| Specials:Shade Model | Reads or writes whether a color-filled object appears shaded with one color or multiple colors. Details |
| Specials:Texturing | Reads or writes whether a 3D object appears with a texture. This property must be set to On to apply textures to an object. Details |
| Texture | Reads the texture that you apply to the 3D object. Details |
| Transformation | Reads or writes the transformation you apply to the object. Details |
| View Port:Mode | Reads or writes how to specify the size of the view port you use to view the scene. Details |
| View Port:View Port | Reads or writes the position and size of a viewing port through which you can view a 3D object in the 3D picture control. The x and y values specify the coordinates within the view port at which LabVIEW renders the object. The width and height specify the width and height of the view port. If you define a view port, objects do not appear beyond the specified bounds of the view port. Details |