C#: make one with the Geom.Nodes.Sphere() factory, then set and read its properties
by name with Set and Get, or in the Inspector, where the node
is GeomSphere.
A solid sphere in 3D space.
From code
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var sphere := GeomSphere.new()
sphere.radius = 1.0
sphere.color = PINK
sphere.blend_mode = Geom.BLEND_OPAQUE
add_child(sphere)var sphere = Geom.Nodes.Sphere();
sphere.Set("radius", 1.0f);
sphere.Set("color", PINK);
sphere.Set("blend_mode", (int)Geom.BlendMode.Opaque);
AddChild(sphere);Properties
| BlendMode | blend_mode | Geom.BLEND_OPAQUEGeom.BlendMode.Opaque |
| Color | color | Color(1, 1, 1, 1) |
| int | primitive_detail | 24 |
| float | radius | 0.5 |
| float | shading | 0.75 |
Enumerations
enum Geom.BlendMode
- Geom.BLEND_OPAQUEGeom.BlendMode.Opaque = 0
- Sorts by position. Hard edges: no anti-aliasing, and alpha is ignored.
- Geom.BLEND_TRANSPARENTGeom.BlendMode.Transparent = 1
- Standard alpha blending. The default.
- Geom.BLEND_ADDITIVEGeom.BlendMode.Additive = 2
- Adds this color to what is behind.
- Geom.BLEND_MULTIPLYGeom.BlendMode.Multiply = 3
- Multiplies what is behind by this color.
- Geom.BLEND_SUBTRACTGeom.BlendMode.Subtract = 4
- Subtracts this color from the background.
- Geom.BLEND_TRANSPARENT_DEPTHGeom.BlendMode.TransparentDepth = 5
- Transparent, but writes depth, so shapes with alpha 1 sort by position with anti-aliased edges. A translucent color behaves like Transparent.
Property descriptions
BlendMode blend_mode = Geom.BLEND_OPAQUEGeom.BlendMode.Opaque
How the solid blends with what is behind it. Opaque, and Transparent Depth with an opaque color, sort by position; the rest draw in call order.
Color color = Color(1, 1, 1, 1)
Color.
int primitive_detail = 24
Segments around the equator. More is rounder and costs more vertices.
float radius = 0.5
Radius in world units.
float shading = 0.75
How strongly the solid is shaded, 0 flat to 1 full.