PartArrows

class cee.mrk.PartArrows()

A part that can show arrows in a MarkupModel.

Use MarkupModel.addArrowsPart to create a new instance of this class.

Accessors

  • color

  • customData

Methods

Accessors

cee.mrk.color()

The single color of all arrows

Return type:

Color3Like

cee.mrk.color(color)
Arguments:

  • color (Color3Like) – None

Return type:

void

cee.mrk.customData()

Custom data for the part. This field is not used by EnvisionWeb.

Return type:

any

cee.mrk.customData(data)
Arguments:

  • data (any) – None

Return type:

void

Methods

addArrow

PartArrows.addArrow(position, direction)
Arguments:

  • position (Vec3Like) – None

  • direction (Vec3Like) – None

Add an arrow with position and direction to the part

Return type:

void

rayIntersect

PartArrows.rayIntersect(_ray, _hitItem)
Arguments:

Not implemented, always returns false

Return type:

boolean

removeAllArrows

PartArrows.removeAllArrows()

Remove all arrows from the part

Return type:

void

setArrows

PartArrows.setArrows(vertexArray, vectorArray)
Arguments:

  • vertexArray (ArrayLike) – None

  • vectorArray (ArrayLike) – None

Sets the arrows by providing the vertices (start points) and the vectors (direction and length)

The coordinates and vectors need to be interleaved (x0, y0, z0, x1, y1, z1, …)

Return type:

void

setArrowsFloat32Array

PartArrows.setArrowsFloat32Array(vertexArray, vectorArray)
Arguments:

  • vertexArray (Float32Array) – None

  • vectorArray (Float32Array) – None

Sets the arrows by providing the vertices (start points) and the vectors (direction and length)

The coordinates and vectors need to be interleaved (x0, y0, z0, x1, y1, z1, …)

This is the most optimal setting as the PartArrows will just hold a reference to the passed array and not copy any data.

Return type:

void