Source/System/Material/Base/OSGMaterial.fcd

   1 <?xml version="1.0"?>
   2
   3 <FieldContainer
   4    name="Material"
   5    parent="Attachment"
   6    library="System"
   7    structure="abstract"
   8    pointerfieldtypes="both"
   9    systemcomponent="true"
  10    parentsystemcomponent="true"
  11    decoratable="false"
  12    useLocalIncludes="false"
  13    docGroupBase="GrpSystemMaterial"
  14    >
  15
  16   The material base class.
  17
  18   \ext
  19   The Material has two interfaces to return a State that represents it.
  20   OSG::Material::makeState() creates a new OSG::State and returns it. This is
  21   ok for rare use, but for every frame this is going to be too expensive. For
  22   these cases OSG::Material::rebuildState() and OSG::Material::getState() are
  23   used, which modify and return an internal copy of the State.
  24
  25   The other method to implement is OSG::Material::isTransparent(), to identify
  26   transparent materials to be rendered after the opaque ones.
  27   \endext
  28   <Field
  29          name="sortKey"
  30          type="Int32"
  31          cardinality="single"
  32          visibility="external"
  33          defaultValue="0"
  34          access="public"
  35          >
  36   </Field>
  37   <Field
  38          name="transparencyMode"
  39          type="Int32"
  40          cardinality="single"
  41          visibility="external"
  42          defaultValue="0"
  43          access="public"
  44          >
  45         Set the transparency mode, possible values are TransparencyAutoDetection,
  46         TransparencyForceTransparent and TransparencyForceOpaque
  47   </Field>
  48 </FieldContainer>