WriteWebGL(Environment, Stream, Double, Boolean, Nullable<Color>, String) Constructor

Namespace: devDept.Eyeshot.Translators
Assembly: devDept.Eyeshot.Control (in devDept.Eyeshot.Control.dll)

NOTE: This member is now obsolete. Use the constructor that accepts the WriteParams instead.

To stream with deviation constructor. The exported model will be regenerated with specified deviation.

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Public Sub New( _ 
   ByVal environment As Environment, _ 
   ByVal stream As Stream, _ 
   ByVal deviation As Double, _ 
   Optional ByVal selectedOnly As Boolean = false, _ 
   Optional ByVal htmlBodyColor As Nullable(Of Color) = null, _ 
   Optional ByVal htmlTemplate As String = null _ 
)

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public WriteWebGL( 
   Environment environment, 
   Stream stream, 
   double deviation, 
   bool selectedOnly = false, 
   Nullable<Color> htmlBodyColor = null, 
   string htmlTemplate = null 
)

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Parameters

environment: Environment

The Environment control.

stream: Stream

The file stream.

deviation: double

The maximum deviation

selectedOnly: bool

If true, only selected entities at root level are written.

htmlBodyColor: Nullable<Color>

The Color for the HTML body. It can be null/Nothing.

htmlTemplate: string

A string representing the HTML template for the output. It must contain both EyeshotGeometry and EyeshotScripts html comment tags to work properly.

Remarks

The htmlBodyColor will add the bgcolor attribute but it may not work when you use a custom htmlTemplate.

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         <html>
          
              <script>
                ...
                <!-- EyeshotScripts -->
                ...
              </script>
              <body>
                ...
                <!-- EyeshotGeometry -->
                ...
              </body>
                  
    </html>

Applies to

.NET Framework

Supported in: 4.8

WriteWebGL(Environment, Stream, Double, Boolean, Nullable<Color>, String) Constructor

Parameters

.NET Framework

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