Returns null if the key is not in the table.ĭefaultComponentType can be set to BYTE, UNSIGNED_BYTE, SHORT, UNSIGNED_SHORT, INT, UNSIGNED_INT, FLOAT, or DOUBLE. If the component and type are specified in the batch table contents then those values are used otherwise the values in defaultComponentType and defaultType are used. Returns the data associated with the key passed into the function. GetData ( key : String, defaultComponentType = null : String | null, defaultType = null : String | null, ) : Array | TypedArray | null RANDOM_NODE_COLOR // Sets a custom color using the customColorCallback call back. RANDOM_COLOR // Render every individual mesh in the scene with a random color. IS_LEAF // Render the tiles with a random color to show tile edges clearly. RELATIVE_DEPTH // Render leaf nodes as white and parent nodes as black. DEPTH // Render the depth of the tile relative to the nearest rendered parent // as black to white with maxDebugDepth being the maximum value. DISTANCE // Render the depth of the tile relative to the root as black to white // with maxDebugDepth being the maximum value. GEOMETRIC_ERROR // Render the distance from the camera to the tile as black to white // with maxDebugDistance being the maximum value. SCREEN_ERROR // Render the geometric error from black to white with maxDebugError // being the maximum value. NONE // Render the screenspace error from black to white with errorTarget // being the maximum value. Viewport rendering has no effect on final renderings produced by clicking Render Scene.// No special color mode. This feature helps you quickly preview changes you make to lighting and materials. You can also use ActiveShade in a viewport.

Different options are available for different rendering levels. The more realistic the rendering level, the slower the display speed.Īfter choosing a rendering level, you can set rendering options. For example, Bounding Box display level can be much faster than Shaded, depending on scene complexity. The rendering level you choose is determined by your need for realistic display, accuracy, and speed.

The viewport label menu settings apply to the active viewport only, but the Rendering Method panel lets you apply settings to the active viewport, all viewports, or to all but the active viewport.

Using these controls you can set a rendering level and any options associated with that level. Viewport rendering options are found on the Shading viewport label menu and on the Rendering Method panel of the Viewport Configuration dialog.

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