j3deditor.bin.hierarchy
Class J3DeMaterial

java.lang.Object
  j3deditor.bin.hierarchy.HierarchyNode
      j3deditor.bin.hierarchy.J3DeMaterial

public class J3DeMaterial
extends HierarchyNode

Contains and manages an instance of javax.media.j3d.Material.

Author:

Risto Seene

See Also:

Material

Constructor Summary

J3DeMaterial(javax.media.j3d.Appearance appearance)
Creates an instance of J3DeMaterial with the Material object from the given Appearance object.

Method Summary

java.awt.Color	getAmbientColor() Returns the ambient color of the Material object.
int	getColorTarget() Returns the current color target of the Material object.
java.lang.String[]	getColorTargetItems() Returns the array of color target names.
java.awt.Color	getDiffuseColor() Returns the diffuse color of the Material object.
java.awt.Color	getEmissiveColor() Returns the emissive color of the Material object.
boolean	getLightingEnable() Tests if light is used to calculate the appearance of the object this material describes.
int	getShininess() Returns the shininess of the Material object.
java.awt.Color	getSpecularColor() Returns the specular color of the Material object.
void	setAmbientColor(java.awt.Color color) Applies the given ambient color to the Material object.
void	setColorTarget(int colorTarget) Applies the given color target to the Material object.
void	setDiffuseColor(java.awt.Color color) Applies the given diffuse color to the Material object.
void	setEmissiveColor(java.awt.Color color) Applies the given emissive color to the Material object.
void	setLightingEnable(boolean state) Specifies if light is used to calculate the appearance of the object this material describes.
void	setShininess(int value) Applies the given shininess to the Material object.
void	setSpecularColor(java.awt.Color color) Applies the given specular color to the Material object.

Methods inherited from class j3deditor.bin.hierarchy.HierarchyNode

clone, equals, getChild, getIndex, getIndexOfChild, getNumberOfChildren, getParent, getParent, getType, hasNamedChild, removeChild, setName, setParent, toString, updateName

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

J3DeMaterial

public J3DeMaterial(javax.media.j3d.Appearance appearance)

Creates an instance of J3DeMaterial with the Material object from the given Appearance object.

Parameters:

appearance - an instance of Appearance which material component is not null

Method Detail

getLightingEnable

public boolean getLightingEnable()

Tests if light is used to calculate the appearance of the object this material describes.

Returns:

Returns true if lighting is used, otherwise false

See Also:

Material.getLightingEnable()

setLightingEnable

public void setLightingEnable(boolean state)

Specifies if light is used to calculate the appearance of the object this material describes.

Parameters:

state - true if lighting is used, otherwise false

See Also:

Material.setLightingEnable(boolean state)

getColorTargetItems

public java.lang.String[] getColorTargetItems()

Returns the array of color target names.

Returns:

Returns the array of color target names

getColorTarget

public int getColorTarget()

Returns the current color target of the Material object.

Returns:

Returns the current color target

See Also:

Material.getColorTarget()

setColorTarget

public void setColorTarget(int colorTarget)

Applies the given color target to the Material object.

Parameters:

colorTarget - new color target

See Also:

Material.setColorTarget(int target)

getDiffuseColor

public java.awt.Color getDiffuseColor()

Returns the diffuse color of the Material object.

Returns:

Returns the diffuse color

See Also:

Material.getDiffuseColor(Color3f color)

setDiffuseColor

public void setDiffuseColor(java.awt.Color color)

Applies the given diffuse color to the Material object.

Parameters:

color - new color

See Also:

Material.setDiffuseColor(Color3f color)

getAmbientColor

public java.awt.Color getAmbientColor()

Returns the ambient color of the Material object.

Returns:

Returns the ambient color

See Also:

Material.getAmbientColor(Color3f color)

setAmbientColor

public void setAmbientColor(java.awt.Color color)

Applies the given ambient color to the Material object.

Parameters:

color - new color

See Also:

Material.setAmbientColor(Color3f color)

getSpecularColor

public java.awt.Color getSpecularColor()

Returns the specular color of the Material object.

Returns:

Returns the specular color

See Also:

Material.getSpecularColor(Color3f color)

setSpecularColor

public void setSpecularColor(java.awt.Color color)

Applies the given specular color to the Material object.

Parameters:

color - new color

See Also:

Material.setSpecularColor(Color3f color)

getEmissiveColor

public java.awt.Color getEmissiveColor()

Returns the emissive color of the Material object.

Returns:

Returns the emissive color

See Also:

Material.getEmissiveColor(Color3f color)

setEmissiveColor

public void setEmissiveColor(java.awt.Color color)

Applies the given emissive color to the Material object.

Parameters:

color - new color

See Also:

Material.setEmissiveColor(Color3f color)

getShininess

public int getShininess()

Returns the shininess of the Material object.

Returns:

Returns the shininess

See Also:

Material.getShininess()

setShininess

public void setShininess(int value)

Applies the given shininess to the Material object.

Parameters:

value - new value shininess

See Also:

Material.setShininess(float s)