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display_and_animate_3d_objects [2015/11/17 03:01]
herrsteiner created 		display_and_animate_3d_objects [2015/11/20 03:01] (current)
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 sets the opacity of the background. 3D scenes can be made to have no background so that they float over the commandline interface. Number is a float between 0. and 100.. sets the opacity of the background. 3D scenes can be made to have no background so that they float over the commandline interface. Number is a float between 0. and 100..
  
-**scene //int//** +**loadModel //filename sceneID//** 
-switches through the preprogrammed 3D scenes.+loads a .obj along with its material / texture in the scene with the given ID. Both parameters are strings 
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 +**scene //sceneID//** 
 +switches through the 3D scenes. The sceneID is a string, if no scene for that ID is found, no object will be displayed 
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 +**removeScene //sceneID//** 
 +removes the scene
  
 **posX //float//** **posX //float//**
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 **posY //float//** **posY //float//**
 positions the 3D scene vertically, the screen is usually covered from -20. to 20.. positions the 3D scene vertically, the screen is usually covered from -20. to 20..
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 +**posZ //float//**
 +positions the 3D scene on the depth axe, the screen is usually covered from -20. to 20., the result is for now close to the scale
  
 **scale //float//** **scale //float//**
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 **rotationZ //0.-360.//** **rotationZ //0.-360.//**
 rotates the 3D scene around the z axe. Number is a float between 0. and 360 rotates the 3D scene around the z axe. Number is a float between 0. and 360
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