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Class PointPrimitive

Hierarchy

  • PointPrimitive
    • PointPrimitive

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Constructors

Properties

Methods

Constructors

constructor

  • Returns PointPrimitive

Properties

color

color: Color

Gets or sets the inner color of the point. The red, green, blue, and alpha values are indicated by value's red, green, blue, and alpha properties as shown in Example 1. These components range from 0.0 (no intensity) to 1.0 (full intensity).

example

// Example 1. Assign yellow. p.color = Cesium.Color.YELLOW;

example

// Example 2. Make a pointPrimitive 50% translucent. p.color = new Cesium.Color(1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 0.5);

disableDepthTestDistance

disableDepthTestDistance: number

Gets or sets the distance from the camera at which to disable the depth test to, for example, prevent clipping against terrain. When set to zero, the depth test is always applied. When set to Number.POSITIVE_INFINITY, the depth test is never applied.

distanceDisplayCondition

distanceDisplayCondition: DistanceDisplayCondition

Gets or sets the condition specifying at what distance from the camera that this point will be displayed.

id

id: any

Gets or sets the user-defined value returned when the point is picked.

outlineColor

outlineColor: Color

Gets or sets the outline color of the point.

outlineWidth

outlineWidth: number

Gets or sets the outline width in pixels. This width adds to pixelSize, increasing the total size of the point.

pixelSize

pixelSize: number

Gets or sets the inner size of the point in pixels.

position

position: Cartesian3

Gets or sets the Cartesian position of this point.

scaleByDistance

scaleByDistance: NearFarScalar

Gets or sets near and far scaling properties of a point based on the point's distance from the camera. A point's scale will interpolate between the {@link NearFarScalar#nearValue} and {@link NearFarScalar#farValue} while the camera distance falls within the upper and lower bounds of the specified {@link NearFarScalar#near} and {@link NearFarScalar#far}. Outside of these ranges the point's scale remains clamped to the nearest bound. This scale multiplies the pixelSize and outlineWidth to affect the total size of the point. If undefined, scaleByDistance will be disabled.

example

// Example 1. // Set a pointPrimitive's scaleByDistance to scale to 15 when the // camera is 1500 meters from the pointPrimitive and disappear as // the camera distance approaches 8.0e6 meters. p.scaleByDistance = new Cesium.NearFarScalar(1.5e2, 15, 8.0e6, 0.0);

example

// Example 2. // disable scaling by distance p.scaleByDistance = undefined;

shake

shake: any

点是否闪动

show

show: boolean

Determines if this point will be shown. Use this to hide or show a point, instead of removing it and re-adding it to the collection.

translucencyByDistance

translucencyByDistance: NearFarScalar

Gets or sets near and far translucency properties of a point based on the point's distance from the camera. A point's translucency will interpolate between the {@link NearFarScalar#nearValue} and {@link NearFarScalar#farValue} while the camera distance falls within the upper and lower bounds of the specified {@link NearFarScalar#near} and {@link NearFarScalar#far}. Outside of these ranges the point's translucency remains clamped to the nearest bound. If undefined, translucencyByDistance will be disabled.

example

// Example 1. // Set a point's translucency to 1.0 when the // camera is 1500 meters from the point and disappear as // the camera distance approaches 8.0e6 meters. p.translucencyByDistance = new Cesium.NearFarScalar(1.5e2, 1.0, 8.0e6, 0.0);

example

// Example 2. // disable translucency by distance p.translucencyByDistance = undefined;

Methods

computeScreenSpacePosition

  • computeScreenSpacePosition(scene: Scene, result?: Cartesian2): Cartesian2

  • Computes the screen-space position of the point's origin. The screen space origin is the top, left corner of the canvas; x increases from left to right, and y increases from top to bottom.

    example

    console.log(p.computeScreenSpacePosition(scene).toString());

    Parameters

    • scene: Scene

      The scene.

    • Optional result: Cartesian2

    Returns Cartesian2

    The screen-space position of the point.

equals

  • equals(other: PointPrimitive): boolean

  • Determines if this point equals another point. Points are equal if all their properties are equal. Points in different collections can be equal.

    Parameters

    • other: PointPrimitive

      The point to compare for equality.

    Returns boolean

    true if the points are equal; otherwise, false.