ScissorAttrib
from panda3d.core import ScissorAttrib
- class ScissorAttrib
 Bases:
Bases:
RenderAttribThis restricts rendering to within a rectangular region of the scene, without otherwise affecting the viewport or lens properties. Geometry that falls outside the scissor region is not rendered. It is akin to the OpenGL glScissor() function.
The ScissorAttrib always specifies its region relative to its enclosing
DisplayRegion, in screen space, and performs no culling.See
ScissorEffectif you wish to define a region relative to 2-D or 3-D coordinates in the scene graph, with culling.Inheritance diagram
- property frame LVecBase4
 Returns the left, right, bottom, top coordinates of the scissor frame. This defines a frame within the current
DisplayRegion, where 0,0 is the lower-left corner of theDisplayRegion, and 1,1 is the upper-right corner.
- static getClassType() TypeHandle
 
- getFrame() LVecBase4
 Returns the left, right, bottom, top coordinates of the scissor frame. This defines a frame within the current
DisplayRegion, where 0,0 is the lower-left corner of theDisplayRegion, and 1,1 is the upper-right corner.
- isOff() bool
 Returns true if the
ScissorAttribis an ‘off’ScissorAttrib, indicating that scissor testing is disabled.
- static make(frame: LVecBase4) RenderAttrib
 Constructs a
ScissorAttribthat restricts rendering to the indicated frame within the currentDisplayRegion. (0,0) is the lower-left corner of theDisplayRegion, and (1,1) is the upper-right corner.
- static make(left: float, right: float, bottom: float, top: float) RenderAttrib
 Constructs a
ScissorAttribthat restricts rendering to the indicated frame within the currentDisplayRegion. (0,0) is the lower-left corner of theDisplayRegion, and (1,1) is the upper-right corner.
- static makeDefault() RenderAttrib
 Returns a
RenderAttribthat corresponds to whatever the standard default properties for render attributes of this type ought to be.
- static makeOff() RenderAttrib
 Constructs a new
ScissorAttribobject that removes the scissor region and fills theDisplayRegion.
