Returns the current illumination coefficients
illum
Returns the current illumination coefficients:
illum,ref,spe,bri,transp
illum = 0: wire, illum = 1: flat, illum = 2: Gouraud, illum = 3: Phong
ref = reflection coefficient (between 0 and 2)
spe = specular (between 0 and 5).
bri = brightness (between 0 and 10).
transp = transparency (between 0 and 1 opaque completely transparent).
illum(illum,ref,spe,bri,transp)
Changes these coefficients.
scale illum allows to interactively choose these coefficients.
illum brush
illum brush(id)
Returns illum,t1,t2 illumination parameters of brush id.
illum brush(id)=illum,t1,t2
Changes these parameters.
illum = 0: wire, illum = 1: full (default).
t1=transparency at center, t2=transparency at edge (0: opaque, 1: transparent).
illum fac vol
illum fac(f)vol(id)
Returns illumination parameters of facet f of volume id.
illum fac(f)vol(id)=c,i,s,b,t
Changes these parameters.
illum vertex
illum vertex(s)vol(id)
Returns illumination parameters of vertex s of volume id.
illum vertex(s)vol(id)=illum,ref,spe,bri,transp
Changes these parameters.
illum vol
illum vol(id)
Returns illumination parameters of volume id
illum vol(id)=illum,ref,spe,bri,transp
Changes these parameters:
illum=0: wired display
illum=-5: x sections wired display
illum=1: flat
illum=2: Smoothing GOURAUD
illum=3: Smoothing PHONG
ref=ref = reflection coefficient (between 0 and 1): ratio of the reflected light to the incident light.
spe=specular (between 0 and 5).
measuring the intensity of hight lights (between 0 and 100)
bri=brightness (between 0 and 200).
measuring the spread of reflections (between 0 et 100: as close as greater bri is)
transp=transparency coefficient(between 0.0 and 1.0)
Notes:
1) If illum = 0: wired display of the volume (hidden by other volumes if yes illum, is active)
2) If illum < 0: The normal is not oriented (useful when the normal facets are not consistent, for example,
if the database from a modeler that does not orient the facets).
3) illum = +-3 (PHONG) is preferred in the following cases:
When 'texture' (especially reflective) is assigned to the volume.
When light is 'spot' type
4) A law W [alpha] can be defined by law illum vol=expr.
5) For transparency do:
no behind not to display the rear facets and normal vol(id)=1 to avoid errors.
Examples:
illum theft (1) = 2.1; smoothing GOURAUD without specular.
illum flight (1) = 3.1, .2, .1; smoothing PHONG with a specular gloss and very little spread (surface type plastic)
illum flight (1) = 3,1,10,20; smoothing with a specular PHONG very bright and very narrow (surface metal type)
See also: