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Public Member Functions
	META_Node (SceneUtil, LightSource) LightSource()

	LightSource (const LightSource &copy, const osg::CopyOp &copyop)

float	getRadius () const

void	setRadius (float radius)
	The LightSource will affect objects within this radius. More...

osg::Light *	getLight (unsigned int frame)

void	setLight (osg::Light *light)

int	getId () const
	Get the unique ID for this light source. More...

Detailed Description

Typically used for point lights. Spot lights are not supported yet. Directional lights affect the whole scene: so do not need to be managed by a LightManager - so for directional lights use a plain osg::LightSource instead.

Note: LightSources must be decorated by a LightManager node in order to have an effect. Typical use would be one LightManager as the root of the scene graph.; One needs to attach LightListCallback's to the scene to have objects receive lighting from LightSources. See the documentation of LightListCallback for more information.; The position of the contained osg::Light is automatically updated based on the LightSource's world position.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

SceneUtil::LightSource::LightSource	(	const LightSource &	copy,
		const osg::CopyOp &	copyop
	)

int SceneUtil::LightSource::getId ( ) const

inline

Get the unique ID for this light source.

osg::Light* SceneUtil::LightSource::getLight ( unsigned int frame )

inline

Get the osg::Light safe for modification in the given frame.

May be used externally to animate the light's color/attenuation properties,: and is used internally to synchronize the light's position with the position of the LightSource.

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float SceneUtil::LightSource::getRadius ( ) const

inline

SceneUtil::LightSource::META_Node	(	SceneUtil	,
		LightSource
	)

void SceneUtil::LightSource::setLight ( osg::Light * light )

inline

Warning: It is recommended not to replace an existing osg::Light, because there might still be references to it in the light StateSet cache that are associated with this LightSource's ID. These references will stay valid due to ref_ptr but will point to the old object.; Do not modify the light after you've called this function.

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void SceneUtil::LightSource::setRadius ( float radius )

inline

The LightSource will affect objects within this radius.

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int SceneUtil::LightSource::mId

private

osg::ref_ptr<osg::Light> SceneUtil::LightSource::mLight[2]

private

float SceneUtil::LightSource::mRadius

private

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: