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SoSFColor Class Reference

The SoSFColor class is a container for an SbColor value. More...

#include <Inventor/fields/SoSFColor.h>

Inheritance diagram for SoSFColor::

SoSField SoField List of all members.

Public Methods

void setValue (const SbVec3f &vec)
void setValue (const float red, const float green, const float blue)
void setValue (const float rgb[3])
void setHSVValue (const float h, const float s, const float v)
void setHSVValue (const float hsv[3])

Static Public Methods

void initClass (void)

Detailed Description

The SoSFColor class is a container for an SbColor value.

This field is used where nodes, engines or other field containers needs to store a single color value (i.e. Red + Green + Blue).

Fields of this type stores their value to file as a "R G B" triple component, where each color component value is between 0.0 and 1.0.

See also:
SoMFColor


Member Function Documentation

void SoSFColor::initClass void    [static]
 

Internal method called upon initialization of the library (from SoDB::init()) to set up the type system.

Reimplemented from SoSField.

void SoSFColor::setValue const SbVec3f   vec
 

Set color value from a vector with three elements. The three elements will be interpreted as red, green and blue, respectively.

void SoSFColor::setValue const float    red,
const float    green,
const float    blue
 

Set color value from red, green and blue. Value range for each component is between 0.0 and 1.0.

void SoSFColor::setValue const float    rgb[3]
 

Set color value from a floating point number array with three elements. The three elements will be interpreted as red, green and blue, respectively.

void SoSFColor::setHSVValue const float    h,
const float    s,
const float    v
 

Set color value from h, s and v, where is "hue", s is "saturation" and v is "value".

void SoSFColor::setHSVValue const float    hsv[3]
 

Set color value from a floating point number array with three elements. The three elements will be interpreted as hue, saturation and value, respectively.


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