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TerrainDetailMask Class

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This class is used to manage detail masks of the Landscape Terrain Object. Each detail mask can have an unlimited number of details, defining its appearance. Detail masks are rendered in accordance with their rendering order (the one with the highest order shall be rendered above all others).

TerrainDetailMask Class

Members


void setName ( string name ) #

Sets a new name for the detail mask.

Arguments

  • string name - New terrain detail mask name to be set.

string getName ( ) #

Returns the name of the detail mask.

Return value

Current name of the detail mask.

void setEnabled ( int enabled ) #

Sets a value indicating if the terrain detail mask is enabled.

Arguments

  • int enabled - 1 to enable the terrain detail mask, 0 - to disable it.

int isEnabled ( ) #

Returns a value indicating if the terrain detail mask is enabled.

Return value

1 if the terrain detail mask is enabled; otherwise, 0.

int getRenderOrder ( ) #

Returns rendering order of the detail mask. Rendering order of masks can be changed via the swapRenderOrder()method.

Return value

Rendering order of the detail mask in the [0; 19] range.

void swapRenderOrder ( TerrainDetailMask mask ) #

Swap rendering order of this detail mask with the specified one.

Arguments

  • TerrainDetailMask mask - Target detail mask.

TerrainDetail addDetail ( ) #

Adds a new detail for this mask.

Return value

New detail added for this mask.

int getNumDetails ( ) #

Returns the number of details of this detail mask.

Return value

Number of details of this detail mask.

TerrainDetail getDetail ( int num ) #

Returns a detail by its index.

Arguments

  • int num - Detail index.

Return value

Detail with the specified index (if it exists); otherwise, NULL.

int isDetail ( TerrainDetail detail ) #

Checks if the specified detail belongs to this detail mask.

Arguments

Return value

1 if the specified terrain detail belongs to this mask; otherwise, 0.

int findDetailIndex ( string name ) #

Returns a detail index by its name.

Arguments

  • string name - Detail name.

Return value

Index of the detail having the specified name (if it exists); otherwise, -1.

TerrainDetail findDetail ( string name ) #

Returns a detail attached to the detail mask by its name.

Arguments

  • string name - Detail name.

Return value

Detail with the specified name (if it exists); otherwise, NULL.

void setDetailIndex ( TerrainDetail detail, int index ) #

Replaces a detail with a given index with the specified detail.

Arguments

  • TerrainDetail detail - Detail to be set instead of the one with the given index.
  • int index - Index of the detail to be replaced with the specified one.

int getDetailIndex ( TerrainDetail detail ) #

Returns the index of the specified detail.

Arguments

Return value

Index of the specified detail (if it exists); otherwise, -1.

void swapDetail ( int num_0, int num_1 ) #

Swaps the two details with given indices.

Arguments

  • int num_0 - First detail index.
  • int num_1 - Second detail index.

int getIndex ( ) #

Returns the index of the detail mask.

Return value

Index of the detail mask in the [0; 19] range.

void setDithering ( float dithering ) #

Sets a new dither amount for the detail mask of the landscape terrain. Dithering enables reduction of graphical artefacts in case of increased Mask Contrast values set for details. This value is multiplied by the global dither amount.

Arguments

  • float dithering - New dither amount to be set for the detail mask in the [0.0f; 1.0f] range.

float getDithering ( ) #

Returns the current dither amount for the detail mask of the landscape terrain. Dithering enables reduction of graphical artefacts in case of increased Mask Contrast values set for details. This value is multiplied by the global dither amount.

Return value

Current dither amount for the detail mask in the [0.0f; 1.0f] range.
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