Examples of Appearance

com.xith3d.scenegraph.Appearance
javax.media.j3d.Appearance
The Appearance object defines all rendering state that can be set as a component object of a Shape3D node. The rendering state consists of the following:
- Coloring attributes - defines attributes used in color selection and shading. These attributes are defined in a ColoringAttributes object.
- Line attributes - defines attributes used to define lines, including the pattern, width, and whether antialiasing is to be used. These attributes are defined in a LineAttributes object.
- Point attributes - defines attributes used to define points, including the size and whether antialiasing is to be used. These attributes are defined in a PointAttributes object.
- Polygon attributes - defines the attributes used to define polygons, including culling, rasterization mode (filled, lines, or points), constant offset, offset factor, and whether back back facing normals are flipped. These attributes are defined in a PolygonAttributes object.
- Rendering attributes - defines rendering operations, including the alpha test function and test value, the raster operation, whether vertex colors are ignored, whether invisible objects are rendered, and whether the depth buffer is enabled. These attributes are defined in a RenderingAttributes object.
- Transparency attributes - defines the attributes that affect transparency of the object, such as the transparency mode (blended, screen-door), blending function (used in transparency and antialiasing operations), and a blend value that defines the amount of transparency to be applied to this Appearance component object.
- Material - defines the appearance of an object under illumination, such as the ambient color, diffuse color, specular color, emissive color, and shininess. These attributes are defined in a Material object.
- Texture - defines the texture image and filtering parameters used when texture mapping is enabled. These attributes are defined in a Texture object.
- Texture attributes - defines the attributes that apply to texture mapping, such as the texture mode, texture transform, blend color, and perspective correction mode. These attributes are defined in a TextureAttributes object.
- Texture coordinate generation - defines the attributes that apply to texture coordinate generation, such as whether texture coordinate generation is enabled, coordinate format (2D or 3D coordinates), coordinate generation mode (object linear, eye linear, or spherical reflection mapping), and the R, S, and T coordinate plane equations. These attributes are defined in a TexCoordGeneration object.
- Texture unit state - array that defines texture state for each of N separate texture units. This allows multiple textures to be applied to geometry. Each TextureUnitState object contains a Texture object, TextureAttributes, and TexCoordGeneration object for one texture unit. If the length of the texture unit state array is greater than 0, then the array is used for all texture state; the individual Texture, TextureAttributes, and TexCoordGeneration objects in this Appearance object are not used and and must not be set by an application. If the length of the texture unit state array is 0, the multi-texture is disabled and the Texture, TextureAttributes, and TexCoordGeneration objects in the Appearance object are used. If the application sets the existing Texture, TextureAttributes, and TexCoordGeneration objects to non-null values, they effectively define the state for texture unit 0. If the TextureUnitState array is set to a non-null, non-empty array, the individual TextureUnitState objects define the state for texture units 0 through n -1. If both the old and new values are set, an exception is thrown.
@see ColoringAttributes @see LineAttributes @see PointAttributes @see PolygonAttributes @see RenderingAttributes @see TransparencyAttributes @see Material @see Texture @see TextureAttributes @see TexCoordGeneration @see TextureUnitState
org.drools.planner.examples.tsp.domain.Appearance
org.pdfclown.documents.interaction.annotations.Appearance
fanochizzolini.it) @since 0.0.7 @version 0.1.0
org.xith3d.scenegraph.Appearance

Examples of javax.media.j3d.Appearance

        String shapeName = entry.getKey();
        // Assign shape name to its user data
        Shape3D shape = (Shape3D)entry.getValue();
        shape.setUserData(shapeName);
        if (shapeName.startsWith(WINDOW_PANE_SHAPE_PREFIX)) {
          Appearance appearance = shape.getAppearance();
          if (appearance == null) {
            appearance = new Appearance();
            shape.setAppearance(appearance);
          }
          if (appearance.getTransparencyAttributes() == null) {
            appearance.setTransparencyAttributes(WINDOW_PANE_TRANSPARENCY_ATTRIBUTES);
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }

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Examples of javax.media.j3d.Appearance

    } else if (node instanceof Link) {
      turnOffLightsShareAndModulateTextures(((Link)node).getSharedGroup());
    } else if (node instanceof Light) {
      ((Light)node).setEnable(false);
    } else if (node instanceof Shape3D) {
      Appearance appearance = ((Shape3D)node).getAppearance();
      if (appearance != null) {
        Texture texture = appearance.getTexture();
        if (texture != null) {
          // Share textures data as much as possible
          Texture sharedTexture = TextureManager.getInstance().shareTexture(texture);
          if (sharedTexture != texture) {
            appearance.setTexture(sharedTexture);
          }
          TextureAttributes textureAttributes = appearance.getTextureAttributes();
          if (textureAttributes == null) {
            // Mix texture and shape color
            textureAttributes = new TextureAttributes();
            textureAttributes.setTextureMode(TextureAttributes.MODULATE);
            appearance.setTextureAttributes(textureAttributes);
            // Check shape color is white
            Material material = appearance.getMaterial();
            if (material == null) {
              appearance.setMaterial((Material)DEFAULT_MATERIAL.cloneNodeComponent(true));
            } else {
              Color3f color = new Color3f();
              DEFAULT_MATERIAL.getDiffuseColor(color);
              material.setDiffuseColor(color);
              DEFAULT_MATERIAL.getAmbientColor(color);
              material.setAmbientColor(color);
            }
          }
          
          // If texture image supports transparency
          if (TextureManager.getInstance().isTextureTransparent(sharedTexture)) {
            if (appearance.getTransparencyAttributes() == null) {
              // Add transparency attributes to ensure transparency works
              appearance.setTransparencyAttributes(
                  new TransparencyAttributes(TransparencyAttributes.NICEST, 0));
            }             
          }
        }
      }

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Examples of javax.media.j3d.Appearance

      }
    } else if (node instanceof Link) {
      count = getVertexCount(((Link)node).getSharedGroup());
    } else if (node instanceof Shape3D) {
      Shape3D shape = (Shape3D)node;
      Appearance appearance = shape.getAppearance();
      RenderingAttributes renderingAttributes = appearance != null 
          ? appearance.getRenderingAttributes() : null;
      if (renderingAttributes == null
          || renderingAttributes.getVisible()) {
        for (int i = 0, n = shape.numGeometries(); i < n; i++) {
          Geometry geometry = shape.getGeometry(i);
          if (geometry instanceof GeometryArray) {

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Examples of javax.media.j3d.Appearance

      }
    } else if (node instanceof Link) {
      computeVerticesOnFloor(((Link)node).getSharedGroup(), vertices, parentTransformations);
    } else if (node instanceof Shape3D) {
      Shape3D shape = (Shape3D)node;
      Appearance appearance = shape.getAppearance();
      RenderingAttributes renderingAttributes = appearance != null 
          ? appearance.getRenderingAttributes() : null;
      TransparencyAttributes transparencyAttributes = appearance != null 
          ? appearance.getTransparencyAttributes() : null;
      if ((renderingAttributes == null
            || renderingAttributes.getVisible())
          && (transparencyAttributes == null
              || transparencyAttributes.getTransparency() < 1)) {
        // Compute shape geometries area

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Examples of javax.media.j3d.Appearance

      }
    } else if (node instanceof Link) {
      computeAreaOnFloor(((Link)node).getSharedGroup(), nodeArea, parentTransformations);
    } else if (node instanceof Shape3D) {
      Shape3D shape = (Shape3D)node;
      Appearance appearance = shape.getAppearance();
      RenderingAttributes renderingAttributes = appearance != null 
          ? appearance.getRenderingAttributes() : null;
      TransparencyAttributes transparencyAttributes = appearance != null 
          ? appearance.getTransparencyAttributes() : null;
      if ((renderingAttributes == null
            || renderingAttributes.getVisible())
          && (transparencyAttributes == null
              || transparencyAttributes.getTransparency() < 1)) {
        // Compute shape geometries area

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Examples of org.drools.planner.examples.tsp.domain.Appearance

            }
            previousAppearanceListField.setSelectedItem(visit.getPreviousAppearance());
            int result = JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(TspListPanel.this.getRootPane(), previousAppearanceListField,
                    "Visit " + visit.getCity().getSafeName() + " after", JOptionPane.OK_CANCEL_OPTION);
            if (result == JOptionPane.OK_OPTION) {
                Appearance toAppearance = (Appearance) previousAppearanceListField.getSelectedItem();
//                tspPanel.doMove(visit, toAppearance);
                JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(TspListPanel.this, "Unsupported operation."); // TODO FIXME
                tspPanel.getWorkflowFrame().resetScreen();
            }
        }

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Examples of org.pdfclown.documents.interaction.annotations.Appearance

          PdfName.H,
          PdfName.P
          );
      }


      Appearance appearance = widget.getAppearance();
      if(appearance == null)
      {widget.setAppearance(appearance = new Appearance(document));}


      AppearanceStates normalAppearance = appearance.getNormal();
      FormXObject onState = new FormXObject(document);
      normalAppearance.put(PdfName.Yes,onState);


//TODO:verify!!!
//   appearance.getRollover().put(PdfName.Yes,onState);

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Examples of org.pdfclown.documents.interaction.annotations.Appearance

          PdfName.H,
          PdfName.P
          );
      }


      Appearance appearance = widget.getAppearance();
      if(appearance == null)
      {widget.setAppearance(appearance = new Appearance(document));}


      AppearanceStates normalAppearance = appearance.getNormal();
      FormXObject onState = normalAppearance.get(new PdfName(((DualWidget)widget).getWidgetName()));


//TODO:verify!!!
//   appearance.getRollover().put(new PdfName(...),onState);
//   appearance.getDown().put(new PdfName(...),onState);

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Examples of org.pdfclown.documents.interaction.annotations.Appearance

    )
  {
    Document document = field.getDocument();
    Widget widget = field.getWidgets().get(0);


    Appearance appearance = widget.getAppearance();
    if(appearance == null)
    {widget.setAppearance(appearance = new Appearance(document));}


    FormXObject normalAppearanceState = new FormXObject(document);
    {
      Rectangle2D widgetBox = widget.getBox();
      Dimension2D size = new Dimension(widgetBox.getWidth(),widgetBox.getHeight());
      normalAppearanceState.setSize(size);
      PrimitiveComposer composer = new PrimitiveComposer(normalAppearanceState);


      composer.beginLocalState();
      float lineWidth = 1;
      composer.setLineWidth(lineWidth);
      composer.setFillColor(getBackColor());
      composer.setStrokeColor(getForeColor());
      Rectangle2D frame = new Rectangle2D.Double(lineWidth/2,lineWidth/2,size.getWidth()-lineWidth,size.getHeight()-lineWidth);
      composer.drawRectangle(frame,5);
      composer.fillStroke();
      composer.end();


      String caption = (String)field.getValue();
      if(caption != null)
      {
        BlockComposer blockComposer = new BlockComposer(composer);
        blockComposer.begin(frame,AlignmentXEnum.Center,AlignmentYEnum.Middle);
        composer.setFillColor(getForeColor());
        composer.setFont(
          new StandardType1Font(
            document,
            StandardType1Font.FamilyEnum.Helvetica,
            true,
            false
            ),
          (float)(size.getHeight() * 0.5)
          );
        blockComposer.showText(caption);
        blockComposer.end();
      }


      composer.flush();
    }
    appearance.getNormal().put(null,normalAppearanceState);
  }

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Examples of org.pdfclown.documents.interaction.annotations.Appearance

    )
  {
    Document document = field.getDocument();
    Widget widget = field.getWidgets().get(0);


    Appearance appearance = widget.getAppearance();
    if(appearance == null)
    {widget.setAppearance(appearance = new Appearance(document));}


    widget.getBaseDataObject().put(
      PdfName.DA,
      new PdfString("/Helv " + getFontSize() + " Tf 0 0 0 rg")
      );


    FormXObject normalAppearanceState = new FormXObject(document);
    {
      Rectangle2D widgetBox = widget.getBox();
      Dimension2D size = new Dimension(widgetBox.getWidth(),widgetBox.getHeight());
      normalAppearanceState.setSize(size);
      PrimitiveComposer composer = new PrimitiveComposer(normalAppearanceState);


      composer.beginLocalState();
      float lineWidth = 1;
      composer.setLineWidth(lineWidth);
      composer.setFillColor(getBackColor());
      composer.setStrokeColor(getForeColor());
      Rectangle2D frame = new Rectangle2D.Double(lineWidth/2,lineWidth/2,size.getWidth()-lineWidth,size.getHeight()-lineWidth);
      composer.drawRectangle(frame,5);
      composer.fillStroke();
      composer.end();


      composer.beginMarkedContent(PdfName.Tx);
      composer.setFont(
        new StandardType1Font(
          document,
          StandardType1Font.FamilyEnum.Helvetica,
          false,
          false
          ),
        getFontSize()
        );
      composer.showText(
        (String)field.getValue(),
        new Point2D.Double(0,size.getHeight()/2),
        AlignmentXEnum.Left,
        AlignmentYEnum.Middle,
        0
        );
      composer.end();


      composer.flush();
    }
    appearance.getNormal().put(null,normalAppearanceState);
  }

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