# HFrWireframe

## Functions

| `HFrWireframe`
| `HFrWireframe`
| `~HFrWireframe`
void | `Set`
`ConstFRType` | `GetType`
HConstFRSimpType * | `Create`

## Detailed Description

class `HFrWireframe` : public HConstFRSimpType

  This simplification type activates wireframe drawing and sets the Heuristic ‘no hidden surfaces’. A simplification level of 0 displays a no lod wireframe drawing. A simplification level of 1 takes the lod settings in the list into account

  Public Functions

  inline `HFrWireframe`()

    The default constructor.

  inline `HFrWireframe`(int min, int max)

    The constructor that allows you the set the minimum and maximum simplification levels.

    Parameters: | min – The minimum simplification level. max – The maximum simplification level.

  inline virtual `~HFrWireframe`()
  virtual void `Set`(HConstantFrameRate *pCfr, int SimpLevel)

    If SimpLevel is 0, the methods tells HOOPS to render a wirefram drawing. If SimpLevel is 1, then it takes into account other lod settings in the simplification level list.

    Parameters: | pCfr – A pointer to a HConstantFrameRate Object. SimpLevel – Simplification level for the current type

  inline virtual ConstFRType `GetType`()

    Returns: | The simplification type associated with this class.

  Public Static Functions

  static inline HConstFRSimpType *`Create`(int min, int max)

    Create a new simplification type object. Use this method to avoid object ownership problems.

    Parameters: | min – lowest simplification level max – highest simplification level

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