de.javagl.jgltf.model

Interface MeshPrimitiveModel

All Superinterfaces:

ModelElement

All Known Implementing Classes:

DefaultMeshPrimitiveModel

public interface MeshPrimitiveModel
extends ModelElement

Interface for a primitive that is part of a mesh

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
java.util.Map<java.lang.String,AccessorModel>	getAttributes() Returns an unmodifiable view on the mapping from attribute names to the AccessorModel instances for the attribute data
AccessorModel	getIndices() Return an AccessorModel for the indices, or null if this primitive describes non-indexed geometry
MaterialModel	getMaterialModel() Returns the MaterialModel that should be used for rendering this mesh primitive
int	getMode() Returns the rendering mode, as a (GL) constant, standing for GL_POINTS, GL_TRIANGLES etc.
java.util.List<java.util.Map<java.lang.String,AccessorModel>>	getTargets() Returns an unmodifiable view on the list of morph targets.

Methods inherited from interface de.javagl.jgltf.model.ModelElement

getExtensions, getExtras

Method Detail

getAttributes

java.util.Map<java.lang.String,AccessorModel> getAttributes()

Returns an unmodifiable view on the mapping from attribute names to the AccessorModel instances for the attribute data

Returns:

The attributes mapping

getIndices

AccessorModel getIndices()

Return an AccessorModel for the indices, or null if this primitive describes non-indexed geometry

Returns:

The indices

getMode

int getMode()

Returns the rendering mode, as a (GL) constant, standing for GL_POINTS, GL_TRIANGLES etc.

Returns:

The rendering mode

getMaterialModel

MaterialModel getMaterialModel()

Returns the MaterialModel that should be used for rendering this mesh primitive

Returns:

The MaterialModel

getTargets

java.util.List<java.util.Map<java.lang.String,AccessorModel>> getTargets()

Returns an unmodifiable view on the list of morph targets. Each map maps the attribute name to the AccessorModel that provides the morph target data. Clients should usually not modify the maps directly. If they do, they are responsible for the consistency of the morph targets and the attributes.

Returns:

The morph targets