GeomTriangle2DGeom.Nodes.Triangle2D

Inherits: Node2D

C#: make one with the Geom.Nodes.Triangle2D() factory, then set and read its properties by name with Set and Get, or in the Inspector, where the node is GeomTriangle2D.

A triangle on the canvas.

From code

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var tri := GeomTriangle2D.new()
tri.position = c
tri.point_a = Vector2(0, -r)
tri.point_b = Vector2(-r * 0.95, r * 0.62)
tri.point_c = Vector2(r * 0.95, r * 0.62)
tri.color = PINK
add_child(tri)

var tri = Geom.Nodes.Triangle2D();
tri.Position = c;
tri.Set("point_a", new Vector2(0, -r));
tri.Set("point_b", new Vector2(-r * 0.95f, r * 0.62f));
tri.Set("point_c", new Vector2(r * 0.95f, r * 0.62f));
tri.Set("color", PINK);
AddChild(tri);

Properties

BlendMode	blend_mode	Geom.BLEND_TRANSPARENTGeom.BlendMode.Transparent
bool	border	false
Color	color	Color(1, 1, 1, 1)
Resource	fill	null
Vector2	point_a	Vector2(0, -90)
Vector2	point_b	Vector2(-78, 45)
Vector2	point_c	Vector2(78, 45)
float	thickness	8.0
ThicknessSpace	thickness_space	Geom.SPACE_WORLDGeom.ThicknessSpace.World

Enumerations

enum Geom.ThicknessSpace

Geom.SPACE_WORLDGeom.ThicknessSpace.World = 0: World units, the same as a node's position.
Geom.SPACE_VIEWPORT_PIXELSGeom.ThicknessSpace.ViewportPixels = 1: The viewport's pixels. Constant size on screen at any zoom.
Geom.SPACE_VIEWPORT_PERCENTGeom.ThicknessSpace.ViewportPercent = 2: Percent of the viewport's shorter side. Like CSS vmin.

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.