Struct three_d::renderer::object::Axes

pub struct Axes { /* fields omitted */ }

Three arrows indicating the three main axes; the x-axis (red), the y-axis (green) and the z-axis (blue). Used for easily debugging where objects are placed in the 3D world.

Implementations

impl Axes

pub fn new(context: &Context, radius: f32, length: f32) -> ThreeDResult<Self>

Creates a new axes object consisting of three arrows with the given radius and length.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Axes

fn clone(&self) -> Axes

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Geometry for Axes

fn aabb(&self) -> AxisAlignedBoundingBox

Returns the AxisAlignedBoundingBox for this geometry.

fn transformation(&self) -> Mat4

Returns the local to world transformation applied to this geometry.

impl GeometryMut for Axes

fn set_transformation(&mut self, transformation: Mat4)

Set the local to world transformation applied to this geometry.

impl Object for Axes

fn render(&self, camera: &Camera, _lights: &Lights) -> ThreeDResult<()>

Render the object. Must be called in a render target render function, for example in the callback function of Screen::write. You can use Lights::default() if you know the object does not require lights to be rendered.

fn is_transparent(&self) -> bool

Returns whether or not this object should be considered transparent.

impl Shadable for Axes

fn render_with_material(
    &self,
    material: &dyn Material,
    camera: &Camera,
    lights: &Lights
) -> ThreeDResult<()>

Render the object with the given material. Must be called in a render target render function, for example in the callback function of Screen::write. You can use Lights::default() if you know the material does not require lights.

fn render_forward(
    &self,
    material: &dyn Material,
    camera: &Camera,
    lights: &Lights
) -> ThreeDResult<()>

👎 Deprecated:

use render_with_material instead

Render the object with the given material. Must be called in a render target render function, for example in the callback function of Screen::write. You can use Lights::default() if you know the material does not require lights.

fn render_deferred(
    &self,
    material: &DeferredPhysicalMaterial,
    camera: &Camera,
    viewport: Viewport
) -> ThreeDResult<()>

👎 Deprecated

Render the geometry and surface material parameters of the object. Should usually not be called directly but used in DeferredPipeline::geometry_pass.