Detailed Description
A generic set of parameters defining how soft selection weights are calculated.
#include <ObjectWrapper.h>
Public Member Functions |
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| CoreExport | GenSoftSelData () |
| Constructor; initializes all values to zero,
except the falloff, which is initialized to a default of 20.0.
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Public Attributes |
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| BOOL | useSoftSel |
| If TRUE, soft selection weights are enabled
and active, otherwise FALSE if soft selection is not active.
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| BOOL | useEdgeDist |
| If TRUE, the distance between vertices is
computed along edges. |
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| int | edgeIts |
| This indicates the maximum number of edges
the algorithm may travel along in finding the distance between
vertices. |
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| BOOL | ignoreBack |
| If TRUE, vertices with a normal that points
more than 90 degrees away from the average normal of the selection
are not given any partial selections. |
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| float | falloff |
| The limit distance of the effect. |
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| float | pinch |
| Use this to affect the tangency of the curve
near distance=0. |
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| float | bubble |
| Use this to change the curvature of the
function. |
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Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| CoreExport GenSoftSelData | ( | ) |
Constructor; initializes all values to zero, except the falloff, which is initialized to a default of 20.0.
Member Data Documentation
| BOOL useSoftSel |
If TRUE, soft selection weights are enabled and active, otherwise FALSE if soft selection is not active.
| BOOL useEdgeDist |
If TRUE, the distance between vertices is computed along edges.
If FALSE, it's computed directly through space.
| int edgeIts |
This indicates the maximum number of edges the algorithm may travel along in finding the distance between vertices.
(Maximum path length.)
WARNING: If useEdgeDist is FALSE, this is an n-squared algorithm:
it compares every vertex not in the cluster with every vertex in
it. If useEdgeDist is TRUE, the time it takes is proportional to
the number of verts in the cluster multiplied by edgeIts.
| BOOL ignoreBack |
If TRUE, vertices with a normal that points more than 90 degrees away from the average normal of the selection are not given any partial selections.
They're either 1 if selected or 0 otherwise.
| float falloff |
The limit distance of the effect.
If distance > falloff, the function will always return 0.
| float pinch |
Use this to affect the tangency of the curve near distance=0.
Positive values produce a pointed tip, with a negative slope at 0, while negative values produce a dimple, with positive slope
| float bubble |
Use this to change the curvature of the function.
A value of 1.0 produces a half-dome. As you reduce this value, the sides of the dome slope more steeply. Negative values lower the base of the curve below 0.
