RenderablePlaneSpout
Inherits Renderable
Renders a plane with a texture that is provided by another application on the same computer using the SPOUT library.
Note: The SPOUT library is only available on Windows.
Members
Name |
Documentation |
Type |
Description |
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Decides whether the plane should automatically adjust in size to match the aspect ratio of the content. Otherwise it will remain in the given size. |
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Value of type ‘Boolean’ |
Yes |
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Controls whether the plane will be oriented as a billboard. Setting this value to |
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Value of type ‘Boolean’, or In list { Camera View Direction, Camera Position Normal, Fixed Rotation } |
Yes |
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Determines the blending mode that is applied to this plane. |
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In list { Normal, Additive } |
Yes |
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Decides if the object should be dimmed (i.e. faded out) when the camera is in the sunny part of an atmosphere. |
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Value of type ‘Boolean’ |
Yes |
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Settings for scaling points based on camera distance. |
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Yes |
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Determines whether this object will be visible or not. |
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Value of type ‘Boolean’ |
Yes |
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If false, the image plane will not be mirrored when viewed from the backside. This is usually desirable when the image shows data at a specific location, but not if it is displaying text for example. |
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Value of type ‘Boolean’ |
Yes |
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An RGB color to multiply with the plane’s texture. Useful for applying a color to grayscale images. |
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Value of type ‘Color3’ |
Yes |
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This value determines the opacity of this renderable. A value of 0 means completely transparent. |
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In range: ( 0, 1) |
Yes |
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A value that specifies if the renderable should be rendered in the Background, Opaque, Pre-/PostDeferredTransparency, Overlay, or Sticker rendering step. |
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In list { Background, Opaque, PreDeferredTransparent, Overlay, PostDeferredTransparent, Sticker } |
Yes |
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The size of the plane in meters. |
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Value of type ‘Double’, or Value of type ‘Vector2 |
Yes |
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This value explicitly sets the Spout receiver to use a specific name. If this is not a valid name, the first Spout image is used instead. |
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Value of type ‘String’ |
Yes |
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A single tag or a list of tags that this renderable will respond to when setting properties. |
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Value of type ‘Table’, or Value of type ‘String’ |
Yes |
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The type of the renderable. |
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Value of type ‘String’ |
Yes |
Inherited members from Renderable
Name |
Documentation |
Type |
Description |
Optional |
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Decides if the object should be dimmed (i.e. faded out) when the camera is in the sunny part of an atmosphere. |
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Value of type ‘Boolean’ |
Yes |
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Determines whether this object will be visible or not. |
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Value of type ‘Boolean’ |
Yes |
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This value determines the opacity of this renderable. A value of 0 means completely transparent. |
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In range: ( 0, 1) |
Yes |
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A value that specifies if the renderable should be rendered in the Background, Opaque, Pre-/PostDeferredTransparency, Overlay, or Sticker rendering step. |
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In list { Background, Opaque, PreDeferredTransparent, Overlay, PostDeferredTransparent, Sticker } |
Yes |
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A single tag or a list of tags that this renderable will respond to when setting properties. |
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Value of type ‘Table’, or Value of type ‘String’ |
Yes |
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The type of the renderable. |
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Value of type ‘String’ |
Yes |
Table parameters for DistanceScalingSettings
Settings for scaling points based on camera distance.
Optional: Yes
Name |
Documentation |
Type |
Description |
Optional |
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Value that controls the visual size of the object when using distance scaling.A value of 1.0 results in a natural angular size based on camera distance and field of view. Smaller values (e.g., 0.01) make the object appear smaller, while larger values make it appear bigger. |
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Greater than: 0 |
Yes |
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Decides whether the plane should automatically adjust in size to based on the distance to the camera. Otherwise it will remain in the given size. |
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Value of type ‘Boolean’ |
Yes |
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The maximum height in meters a plane can get when using distance scaling. |
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Greater than: 0 |
Yes |
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The minimum height in meters a plane can get when using distance scaling. |
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Greater than: 0 |
Yes |