gov.nasa.worldwind.render

Interface ShapeAttributes

All Superinterfaces:

Exportable

All Known Subinterfaces:

AirspaceAttributes, BalloonAttributes

All Known Implementing Classes:

BasicAirspaceAttributes, BasicBalloonAttributes, BasicShapeAttributes

public interface ShapeAttributes
extends Exportable

Holds common attributes for WorldWind shapes such as Path, Polygon, and SurfaceShape. Changes made to the attributes are applied to the shape when the WorldWindow renders the next frame. Instances of ShapeAttributes may be shared by many shapes, thereby reducing the memory normally required to store attributes for each shape.

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface gov.nasa.worldwind.Exportable

FORMAT_NOT_SUPPORTED, FORMAT_PARTIALLY_SUPPORTED, FORMAT_SUPPORTED

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
ShapeAttributes	copy() Returns a new ShapeAttributes instance of the same type as this ShapeAttributes who's properties are configured exactly as this ShapeAttributes.
void	copy(ShapeAttributes attributes) Copies the specified ShapeAttributes' properties into this object's properties.
double	getImageScale() Indicates the amount the shape's texture is scaled by as a floating-point value.
java.lang.Object	getImageSource() Indicates the image source that is applied as a texture to the shape's interior.
Material	getInteriorMaterial() Indicates the material properties of the shape's interior.
double	getInteriorOpacity() Indicates the opacity of the shape's interior as a floating-point value in the range 0.0 to 1.0.
Material	getOutlineMaterial() Indicates the material properties of the shape's outline.
double	getOutlineOpacity() Indicates the opacity of the shape's outline as a floating-point value in the range 0.0 to 1.0.
int	getOutlineStippleFactor() Indicates the number of times each bit in the outline stipple pattern is repeated before the next bit is used.
short	getOutlineStipplePattern() Indicates the 16-bit integer that defines which pixels are rendered in the shape's outline.
double	getOutlineWidth() Indicates the line width (in pixels) used when rendering the shape's outline.
void	getRestorableState(RestorableSupport rs, RestorableSupport.StateObject so) Saves the attributes' current state in the specified RestorableSupport.
boolean	isDrawInterior() Indicates whether the shape's interior geometry is drawn.
boolean	isDrawOutline() Indicates whether the shape's outline geometry is drawn.
boolean	isEnableAntialiasing() Indicates whether the shape is rendered with smooth lines and edges.
boolean	isEnableLighting() Indicates whether lighting is applied to the shape.
boolean	isUnresolved() Indicates whether some of the shape's attributes are unresolved.
void	restoreState(RestorableSupport rs, RestorableSupport.StateObject so) Restores the state of any attributes contained in the specified RestorableSupport.
void	setDrawInterior(boolean draw) Specifies whether to draw the shape's interior geometry.
void	setDrawOutline(boolean draw) Specifies whether to draw the shape's outline geometry.
void	setEnableAntialiasing(boolean enable) Specifies whether the shape should be rendered with smooth lines and edges.
void	setEnableLighting(boolean enableLighting) Specifies whether to apply lighting to the shape.
void	setImageScale(double scale) Specifies the amount to scale the shape's texture as a floating-point value.
void	setImageSource(java.lang.Object imageSource) Specifies the image source to apply as a texture to the shape's interior, or null to specify that the shape should not have a texture.
void	setInteriorMaterial(Material material) Specifies the material properties of the shape's interior.
void	setInteriorOpacity(double opacity) Specifies the opacity of the shape's interior as a floating-point value in the range 0.0 to 1.0.
void	setOutlineMaterial(Material material) Specifies the material properties of the shape's outline.
void	setOutlineOpacity(double opacity) Specifies the opacity of the shape's outline as a floating-point value in the range 0.0 to 1.0.
void	setOutlineStippleFactor(int factor) Specifies the number of times each bit in the outline stipple pattern should be repeated before the next bit is used.
void	setOutlineStipplePattern(short pattern) Specifies a 16-bit integer that defines which pixels are rendered in the shape's outline.
void	setOutlineWidth(double width) Specifies the line width (in pixels) to use when rendering the shape's outline.
void	setUnresolved(boolean unresolved) Specifies whether some of the shape's attributes are unresolved.

Methods inherited from interface gov.nasa.worldwind.Exportable

export, isExportFormatSupported

Method Detail

copy

ShapeAttributes copy()

Returns a new ShapeAttributes instance of the same type as this ShapeAttributes who's properties are configured exactly as this ShapeAttributes.

Returns:

a copy of this ShapeAttributes.

copy

void copy(ShapeAttributes attributes)

Copies the specified ShapeAttributes' properties into this object's properties. This does nothing if the specified attributes is null.

Parameters:

attributes - the attributes to copy.

getImageScale

double getImageScale()

Indicates the amount the shape's texture is scaled by as a floating-point value.

Returns:

the amount the shape's texture is scaled by as a floating-point value. This value is always greater than zero.

See Also:

setImageScale(double)

getImageSource

java.lang.Object getImageSource()

Indicates the image source that is applied as a texture to the shape's interior.

Returns:

the source of the shape's texture, either a String path, a URL, a BufferedImage, or null.

See Also:

setImageSource(Object)

getInteriorMaterial

Material getInteriorMaterial()

Indicates the material properties of the shape's interior. If lighting is applied to the shape, this indicates the interior's ambient, diffuse, and specular colors, its shininess, and the color of any emitted light. Otherwise, the material's diffuse color indicates the shape's constant interior color.

Returns:

the material applied to the shape's interior.

See Also:

setInteriorMaterial(Material)

getInteriorOpacity

double getInteriorOpacity()

Indicates the opacity of the shape's interior as a floating-point value in the range 0.0 to 1.0.

Returns:

the interior opacity as a floating-point value from 0.0 to 1.0.

See Also:

setInteriorOpacity(double)

getOutlineMaterial

Material getOutlineMaterial()

Indicates the material properties of the shape's outline. If lighting is applied to the shape, this indicates the outline's ambient, diffuse, and specular colors, its shininess, and the color of any emitted light. Otherwise, the material's diffuse color indicates the shape's constant outline color.

Returns:

the material applied to the shape's outline.

See Also:

setOutlineMaterial(Material)

getOutlineOpacity

double getOutlineOpacity()

Indicates the opacity of the shape's outline as a floating-point value in the range 0.0 to 1.0.

Returns:

the outline opacity as a floating-point value from 0.0 to 1.0.

See Also:

setOutlineOpacity(double)

getOutlineStippleFactor

int getOutlineStippleFactor()

Indicates the number of times each bit in the outline stipple pattern is repeated before the next bit is used.

Returns:

the number of times each bit in the outline stipple pattern is repeated.

See Also:

setOutlineStippleFactor(int)

getOutlineStipplePattern

short getOutlineStipplePattern()

Indicates the 16-bit integer that defines which pixels are rendered in the shape's outline.

Returns:

a 16-bit integer whose bit pattern defines which pixels are rendered in the shape's outline.

See Also:

setOutlineStipplePattern(short)

getOutlineWidth

double getOutlineWidth()

Indicates the line width (in pixels) used when rendering the shape's outline. The returned value is either zero or a positive floating-point value.

Returns:

the line width in pixels.

See Also:

setOutlineWidth(double)

getRestorableState

void getRestorableState(RestorableSupport rs,
                        RestorableSupport.StateObject so)

Saves the attributes' current state in the specified RestorableSupport. If the StateObject is not null the state is appended to it. Otherwise the state is added to the RestorableSupport root. This state can be restored later by calling restoreState(gov.nasa.worldwind.util.RestorableSupport, gov.nasa.worldwind.util.RestorableSupport.StateObject).

Parameters:

rs - the RestorableSupport that receives the attributes' state.

so - the StateObject the state is appended to, if not null.

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if rs is null.

isDrawInterior

boolean isDrawInterior()

Indicates whether the shape's interior geometry is drawn.

Returns:

true if the shape's interior is drawn, otherwise false.

See Also:

setDrawInterior(boolean)

isDrawOutline

boolean isDrawOutline()

Indicates whether the shape's outline geometry is drawn.

Returns:

true if the shape's outline is drawn, otherwise false.

See Also:

setDrawOutline(boolean)

isEnableAntialiasing

boolean isEnableAntialiasing()

Indicates whether the shape is rendered with smooth lines and edges.

Returns:

true if the shape is drawn with smooth lines and edges, otherwise false.

See Also:

setEnableAntialiasing(boolean)

isEnableLighting

boolean isEnableLighting()

Indicates whether lighting is applied to the shape.

Returns:

true to apply lighting, otherwise false.

See Also:

setEnableLighting(boolean)

isUnresolved

boolean isUnresolved()

Indicates whether some of the shape's attributes are unresolved.

Returns:

true to indicate that one or more attributes are unresolved, otherwise false.

See Also:

setUnresolved(boolean)

restoreState

void restoreState(RestorableSupport rs,
                  RestorableSupport.StateObject so)

Restores the state of any attributes contained in the specified RestorableSupport. If the StateObject is not null it's searched for attribute state values, otherwise the RestorableSupport root is searched.

Parameters:

rs - the RestorableSupport that contains the attributes' state.

so - the StateObject to search for state values, if not null.

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if rs is null.

setDrawInterior

void setDrawInterior(boolean draw)

Specifies whether to draw the shape's interior geometry.

Parameters:

draw - true to draw the shape's interior, otherwise false.

See Also:

isDrawInterior()

setDrawOutline

void setDrawOutline(boolean draw)

Specifies whether to draw the shape's outline geometry.

Parameters:

draw - true to draw the shape's outline, otherwise false.

See Also:

isDrawOutline()

setEnableAntialiasing

void setEnableAntialiasing(boolean enable)

Specifies whether the shape should be rendered with smooth lines and edges.

Parameters:

enable - true to draw the shape with smooth lines and edges, otherwise false.

See Also:

isEnableAntialiasing()

setEnableLighting

void setEnableLighting(boolean enableLighting)

Specifies whether to apply lighting to the shape. By default, the shape is lit using the DrawContext's standard lighting by calling DrawContext.beginStandardLighting() and DrawContext.endStandardLighting() before and after the shape is rendered, respectively.

Parameters:

enableLighting - true to apply lighting, otherwise false.

See Also:

isEnableLighting()

setImageScale

void setImageScale(double scale)

Specifies the amount to scale the shape's texture as a floating-point value. A value of 1.0 specifies that the texture should be applied without any scaling, a value greater than 1.0 specifies that the texture should be magnified, and a value less than 1.0 specifies that the texture should be minified. For example, a scale of 2.0 magnifies the texture by a factor of 2x.

Parameters:

scale - the amount to scale the shape's texture as a floating-point value.

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if scale is less than or equal to zero.

See Also:

getImageScale(), setImageSource(Object)

setImageSource

void setImageSource(java.lang.Object imageSource)

Specifies the image source to apply as a texture to the shape's interior, or null to specify that the shape should not have a texture. When not null, the texture replaces the shape's interior material. The source type may be one of the following:

• String containing a path to a local file, or a resource on the classpath.
• URL
• BufferedImage
• null

If the image source is a file or a URL, it is read only when the shape is rendered.

Parameters:

imageSource - the source of the shape's texture, either a String path, a URL, a BufferedImage, or null.

See Also:

getImageSource()

setInteriorMaterial

void setInteriorMaterial(Material material)

Specifies the material properties of the shape's interior. If lighting is applied to the shape, this specifies the interior's ambient, diffuse, and specular colors, its shininess, and the color of any emitted light. Otherwise, the material's diffuse color specifies the shape's constant interior color.

Parameters:

material - the material to apply to the shape's interior.

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if material is null.

See Also:

getInteriorMaterial()

setInteriorOpacity

void setInteriorOpacity(double opacity)

Specifies the opacity of the shape's interior as a floating-point value in the range 0.0 to 1.0. A value of 1.0 specifies a completely opaque interior, and 0.0 specifies a completely transparent interior. Values in between specify a partially transparent interior.

Parameters:

opacity - the interior opacity as a floating-point value from 0.0 to 1.0.

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if opacity is less than 0.0 or greater than 1.0.

See Also:

getInteriorOpacity()

setOutlineMaterial

void setOutlineMaterial(Material material)

Specifies the material properties of the shape's outline. If lighting is applied to the shape, this specifies the outline's ambient, diffuse, and specular colors, its shininess, and the color of any emitted light. Otherwise, the material's diffuse color specifies as the shape's constant outline color.

Parameters:

material - the material to apply to the shape's outline.

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if material is null.

See Also:

getOutlineMaterial()

setOutlineOpacity

void setOutlineOpacity(double opacity)

Specifies the opacity of the shape's outline as a floating-point value in the range 0.0 to 1.0. A value of 1.0 specifies a completely opaque outline, and 0.0 specifies a completely transparent outline. Values in between specify a partially transparent outline.

Parameters:

opacity - the outline opacity as a floating-point value from 0.0 to 1.0.

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if opacity is less than 0.0 or greater than 1.0.

See Also:

getOutlineOpacity()

setOutlineStippleFactor

void setOutlineStippleFactor(int factor)

Specifies the number of times each bit in the outline stipple pattern should be repeated before the next bit is used. For example, if factor is 3, each bit is repeated 3 times before using the next bit. The specified factor must be either zero or an integer greater than zero. The factor may be limited by an implementation-defined maximum during rendering. The maximum stipple factor is typically 256.

To disable outline stippling, either specify a stipple factor of 0, or specify a stipple pattern of all 1 bits: 0xFFFF.

Parameters:

factor - the number of times each bit in the outline stipple pattern should be repeated.

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if factor is less than zero.

See Also:

getOutlineStippleFactor(), setOutlineStipplePattern(short)

setOutlineStipplePattern

void setOutlineStipplePattern(short pattern)

Specifies a 16-bit integer that defines which pixels are rendered in the shape's outline. Starting at the least significant bit and moving to the most significant bit, the 16 bits define a repeating a pattern of which pixels in the outline are rendered and which are suppressed. Each bit corresponds to a pixel in the shape's outline, and the bit pattern repeats after reaching n*16 pixels, where n is the stipple factor. Each bit is repeated n-times according to the outline stipple factor. For example, if the outline stipple factor is 3, each bit is repeated 3 times before using the next bit.

To disable outline stippling, either specify a stipple factor of 0, or specify a stipple pattern of all 1 bits: 0xFFFF.

Parameters:

pattern - a 16-bit integer whose bit pattern defines which pixels are rendered in the shape's outline.

See Also:

getOutlineStipplePattern(), setOutlineStippleFactor(int)

setOutlineWidth

void setOutlineWidth(double width)

Specifies the line width (in pixels) to use when rendering the shape's outline. The specified width must be zero or a positive floating-point value. Specifying a line width of zero disables the shape's outline. The width may be limited by an implementation-defined maximum during rendering. The maximum width is typically 10 pixels.

Parameters:

width - the line width in pixels.

Throws:

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if width is less than zero.

See Also:

getOutlineWidth()

setUnresolved

void setUnresolved(boolean unresolved)

Specifies whether some of the shape's attributes are unresolved. This can be used to denote that a shape's attributes are being retrieved from a non-local resource. During retrieval, the controlling code sets unresolved to true, then sets it to false once the retrieval is complete. Code that interprets the attributes knows that the attributes are complete when unresolved is false.

Parameters:

unresolved - true to specify that one or more attributes are unresolved, otherwise false.

See Also:

isUnresolved()