ViewerOptions

class cee.ViewerOptions()

Rendering options for a Viewer

Examples of the different highlight modes:

Constructors

constructor

Properties

alphaChannel
antiAliasing
enableTransparencyWBOIT
forceWebGL1
globalAmbientIntensity
globalDefaultSpecularIntensity
highlightMode
preserveDrawingBuffer
useOperators
wboitMode

Constructors

ViewerOptions.constructor()

Return type:	ViewerOptions

Properties

ViewerOptions.alphaChannel

Type:	boolean optional

If true, the drawing buffer will have an alpha channel which can be useful for compositing with the page or for retrieving transparent image snapshots. Default false

ViewerOptions.antiAliasing

Type:	boolean optional

Use anti aliasing. Default true

ViewerOptions.enableTransparencyWBOIT

Type:	boolean optional

Whether to enable high quality transparency using a technique called “Weighted Blended Order-Independent Transparency”

ViewerOptions.forceWebGL1

Type:	boolean optional

This option can be used to force usage of WebGL 1 instead of WebGL2. Default false

ViewerOptions.globalAmbientIntensity

Type:	number optional

Specify the global ambient intensity

ViewerOptions.globalDefaultSpecularIntensity

Type:	number optional

Specify the global default specular intensity

ViewerOptions.highlightMode

Type:	HighlightMode optional

Whether to enable highlighting of parts using a halo

ViewerOptions.preserveDrawingBuffer

Type:	boolean optional

preserveDrawingBuffer

ViewerOptions.useOperators

Type:	boolean optional

This option enable the use of Operators for input handling and UI

ViewerOptions.wboitMode

Type:	WBOITMode optional

Specify how to render opaque parts when there are transparent parts in the scene and: enableTransparencyWBOIT is enabled.