[DEPRECATED] SpriteVisual

Lens Studio v1.0.0+

Scripting Name: Component.SpriteVisual

Inherits from MaterialMeshVisual

Description

Represents a renderable 2D visual in Lens Studio.

Methods

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getMeshSize() : vec2

Returns the width and height of the mesh the SpriteVisual is applied to.

Properties

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fillMode : Number

Which type of fill the sprite uses.

Possible values:

• Fit = 0
• Fill = 1
• Stretch = 2

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flipX : Boolean

Whether the sprite is flipped over the Y-axis (sideways).

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flipY : Boolean

Whether the sprite is flipped over the X-axis (upside-down).

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pivot : vec2

The location of the sprite’s pivot point relative to its boundaries. The pivot’s x value is a relative horizontal position, -1 being the sprite’s left border and 1 being the sprite’s right border. Similarly, the y value is a relative vertical position, -1 being the sprite’s bottom border and 1 being the sprite’s top border.

Inherited Methods

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addMaterial(Material material) : void

Adds a Material to use for rendering.

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clearMaterials() : void

Clears all Materials.

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getMaterial(Number index) : Material

Returns the Material at index index.

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getMaterialsCount() : Number

Returns the number of Materials used for rendering.

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localAabbMax() : vec3

Range maximum of the local-space axis-aligned bounding box (AABB) of the visual.

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localAabbMin() : vec3

Range minimum of the local-space axis-aligned bounding box (AABB) of the visual.

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snap(Camera camera) : void

Projects screen positions from camera’s view onto the mesh’s UVs. If the MeshVisual’s material uses the same texture as the camera input, the MeshVisual will look identical to the part of the screen it covers.

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worldAabbMax() : vec3

Range maximum of the world-space axis-aligned bounding box (AABB) of the visual.

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worldAabbMin() : vec3

Range minimum of the world-space axis-aligned bounding box (AABB) of the visual.

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getRenderOrder() : Number

Returns the order of this Visual in the render queue.

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setRenderOrder(Number value) : void

Sets the order of this Visual in the render queue.

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destroy() : void

Destroys the component.

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getSceneObject() : SceneObject

Returns the SceneObject the component is attached to.

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getTransform() : Transform

Returns the Transform this component is attached to.

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getTypeName() : String

Returns the name of this object’s type.

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isOfType(String type) : Boolean

Returns true if the object matches or derives from the passed in type.

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isSame(ScriptObject other) : Boolean

Returns true if this object is the same as other. Useful for checking if two references point to the same thing.

Inherited Properties

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mainMaterial : Material

Returns the first Material.

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mainPass : Pass

Returns the mainPass of the mainMaterial.

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extentsTarget : ScreenTransform

When a ScreenTransform is present on this SceneObject, and extentsTarget is a child of this SceneObject, extentsTarget will be repositioned to match the exact area this MeshVisual is being rendered. Very useful for Image and Text components.

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horizontalAlignment : HorizontalAlignment

When a ScreenTransform is attached to the same SceneObject, this controls how the mesh will be positioned horizontally depending on stretchMode.

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meshShadowMode : Number

None = 0, Caster = 1, Receiver = 2

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shadowColor : vec4

Affects the color of shadows being cast by this MeshVisual. The color of the cast shadow is a mix between shadowColor and the material’s base texture color. The alpha value of shadowColor controls the mixing of these two colors, with 0 = shadowColor and 1 = shadowColor * textureColor.

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shadowDensity : Number

Density of shadows cast by this MeshVisual.

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stretchMode : StretchMode

When a ScreenTransform is attached to the same SceneObject, this controls how the mesh will be stretched relative to the ScreenTransform’s boundaries.

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verticalAlignment : VerticalAlignment

When a ScreenTransform is attached to the same SceneObject, this controls how the mesh will be positioned vertically depending on stretchMode.

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enabled : Boolean

If disabled, the Component will stop enacting its behavior.

Examples

// Flip the Sprite upside down
//@input Component.SpriteVisual sprite
script.sprite.flipY = true;

// Change the Sprite's fill mode to "stretch"
//@input Component.SpriteVisual sprite
script.sprite.fillMode = 2;

// Change the Sprite's pivot point to top right corner
//@input Component.SpriteVisual sprite
script.sprite.pivot = new vec2(1,1);