RenderModeAttrib

from panda3d.core import RenderModeAttrib
class RenderModeAttrib

Bases: RenderAttrib

Specifies how polygons are to be drawn.

Inheritance diagram

Inheritance diagram of RenderModeAttrib

MFilled = 1
MFilledFlat = 4
MFilledWireframe = 5
MPoint = 3
MUnchanged = 0
MWireframe = 2
M_filled = 1
M_filled_flat = 4
M_filled_wireframe = 5
M_point = 3
M_unchanged = 0
M_wireframe = 2
__init__(*args, **kwargs)
class_slot = 21
getClassSlot()

C++ Interface: get_class_slot()

getClassType()

C++ Interface: get_class_type()

getGeomRendering()

C++ Interface: get_geom_rendering(RenderModeAttrib self, int geom_rendering)

/**

  • Returns the union of the Geom::GeomRendering bits that will be required

  • once this RenderModeAttrib is applied to a geom which includes the

  • indicated geom_rendering bits.

*/

getMode()

C++ Interface: get_mode(RenderModeAttrib self)

/**

  • Returns the render mode.

*/

getPerspective()

C++ Interface: get_perspective(RenderModeAttrib self)

/**

  • Returns the perspective flag. When this is true, the point thickness

  • represented by get_thickness() is actually a width in 3-d units, and the

  • points should scale according to perspective. When it is false, the

  • default, the point thickness is actually a width in pixels, and points are

  • a uniform size regardless of distance from the camera.

*/

getThickness()

C++ Interface: get_thickness(RenderModeAttrib self)

/**

  • Returns the line width or point thickness. This is only relevant when

  • rendering points or lines, such as when the mode is M_wireframe or M_point

  • (or when rendering actual points or lines primitives in M_polygon mode).

*/

getWireframeColor()

C++ Interface: get_wireframe_color(RenderModeAttrib self)

/**

  • Returns the color that is used in M_filled_wireframe mode to distinguish

  • the wireframe from the rest of the geometry.

*/

get_class_slot()

C++ Interface: get_class_slot()

get_class_type()

C++ Interface: get_class_type()

get_geom_rendering()

C++ Interface: get_geom_rendering(RenderModeAttrib self, int geom_rendering)

/**

  • Returns the union of the Geom::GeomRendering bits that will be required

  • once this RenderModeAttrib is applied to a geom which includes the

  • indicated geom_rendering bits.

*/

get_mode()

C++ Interface: get_mode(RenderModeAttrib self)

/**

  • Returns the render mode.

*/

get_perspective()

C++ Interface: get_perspective(RenderModeAttrib self)

/**

  • Returns the perspective flag. When this is true, the point thickness

  • represented by get_thickness() is actually a width in 3-d units, and the

  • points should scale according to perspective. When it is false, the

  • default, the point thickness is actually a width in pixels, and points are

  • a uniform size regardless of distance from the camera.

*/

get_thickness()

C++ Interface: get_thickness(RenderModeAttrib self)

/**

  • Returns the line width or point thickness. This is only relevant when

  • rendering points or lines, such as when the mode is M_wireframe or M_point

  • (or when rendering actual points or lines primitives in M_polygon mode).

*/

get_wireframe_color()

C++ Interface: get_wireframe_color(RenderModeAttrib self)

/**

  • Returns the color that is used in M_filled_wireframe mode to distinguish

  • the wireframe from the rest of the geometry.

*/

make()

C++ Interface: make(int mode, float thickness, bool perspective, const LVecBase4f wireframe_color)

/**

  • Constructs a new RenderModeAttrib object that specifies whether to draw

  • polygons in the normal, filled mode, or wireframe mode, or in some other

  • yet-to-be-defined mode.

  • The thickness parameter specifies the thickness to be used for wireframe

  • lines, as well as for ordinary linestrip lines; it also specifies the

  • diameter of points. (Thick lines are presently only supported in OpenGL;

  • but thick points are supported on either platform.)

  • If perspective is true, the point thickness represented is actually a width

  • in 3-d units, and the points should scale according to perspective. When

  • it is false, the point thickness is actually a width in pixels, and points

  • are a uniform screen size regardless of distance from the camera.

  • In M_filled_wireframe mode, you should also specify the wireframe_color,

  • indicating the flat color to assign to the overlayed wireframe.

*/

makeDefault()

C++ Interface: make_default()

/**

  • Returns a RenderAttrib that corresponds to whatever the standard default

  • properties for render attributes of this type ought to be.

*/

make_default()

C++ Interface: make_default()

/**

  • Returns a RenderAttrib that corresponds to whatever the standard default

  • properties for render attributes of this type ought to be.

*/

mode
perspective
thickness
wireframe_color