FlashSettings Class
Settings that control how geometry is "flashed" when hovered over in a Viewport. When the user hovers the mouse cursor over an element (or other piece of geometry, like a reality mesh), a Tool visually indicates that it can interact with that geometry by "flashing" it. Flashed geometry changes color in one of the following two ways:
- By mixing the viewport's hilite color as specified by Viewport.hilite with the geometry's own color; or
- By brightening the geometry's own color (for lit geometry only - i.e., meshes displayed in a view with lighting enabled). The flash effect starts out at an intensity of zero and increases linearly over the period of time specified by duration until maxIntensity is reached.
@see - flashSettings to customize the flash behavior for a viewport.
- Viewport.hilite to customize the hilite color used by FlashMode.Hilite.
Methods
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| constructor(options?: Mutable<Partial<FlashSettings>>): FlashSettings | Construct new flash settings. | |
| clone(options?: Mutable<Partial<FlashSettings>>): FlashSettings | Create a copy of these settings identical except for properties explicitly specified by options. |
Properties
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| duration Readonly | BeDuration | The duration in seconds over which the flash effect increases from zero to maxIntensity, in [0..10]. | |
| litMode Readonly | FlashMode | Specifies how lit geometry (that is, meshes displayed in a view with lighting enabled) is flashed. | |
| maxIntensity Readonly | number | The maximum intensity of the flash effect, after duration seconds have elapsed, in [0..1]. |
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Last Updated: 21 November, 2024
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