Model ElementThe
Box element allows you to generate a rectangular Box graphic. It can
be defined from the center or from the corner.
Attribute Summary
| Name |
Property |
Modifiable by command? |
Designable? |
| corner |
Reference (Marker) |
No |
Yes |
| cm |
Reference (Marker) |
Yes |
| x |
Double () |
Yes |
| y |
Double () |
Yes |
| z |
Double () |
Yes |
| refinement_level |
Int
() |
|
| material_inside |
Bool () |
|
| color |
String() |
|
| hidden |
Bool() |
No |
Usage
Box(cm=Marker(), x=100, y=200, z=200)
Box (cormer=Marker(), x=10, y=200, z=150)
Attributes
- corner
- Reference(Marker)
- The marker that defines the corner of the Box. This attribute is mutually
exclusive with the cm marker.
- cm
- Reference(Marker)
- The marker that defines the center of the Box. This attribute is mutually
exclusive with the corner marker.
- x
- Double()
- The x coordinate of the Box.
- y
- Double()
- The y coordinate of the Box.
- z
- Double()
- The z coordinate of the Box.
- refinement_level
- Double()
- Defines level of detail of the Box geometry.
- material_inside
- Bool ()
- Specifies if the graphic has material inside or outside.
material_inside is a boolean flag
(True/False).
- True means the geometry is solid. In other words, it is
filled with material and its exterior is devoid of material. Consequently,
the surface normals of the geometry point outward.
- False means the converse: The exterior of the geometry is
filled with material and the interior is devoid of material. In this case,
the surface normals of the geometry point inward.
- color
- String()
- The color of the graphic for H3D animation. Specified as RGB (Red : Green :
Blue).
- hidden
- Boolean
- Specifies weather the graphics is being written to the H3D file or not.
- True implies that the graphic is hidden and is not
written to the H3D file.
- False implies that the graphic is not hidden and is
written to the H3D file.
- This attribute is optional. When not specified, it defaults to
False.
Example
Define Box geometry via center
marker:
Box (center=marker1,x=100, y=100, z=100)
Comments
- See Properties
for an explanation about what properties are, why they are used, and how you can
extend these.