RenderingPriority Enumeration

Specifies the rendering priority of visualizers.

Syntax

public enum RenderingPriority

Values

Value name	Value	Description
Default	0	Visualization generated with rendering priority Default will be drawn according to the default order.
High	1	Visualization generated with rendering priority High will be drawn in front of other visualization with rendering priority Default.

Remarks

In a 3D view, a high priority visualization will be rendered without using the depth buffer, to make it visible even if behind a hill or a building.

In a 2D view, the rendering priority is stronger than the Layer order, but weaker than the status of the visualizer as an ordinary, hover, or selection visualizer, which in turn is weaker than ScreenLayer.AlwaysOnTop. In other words, usually the layer order determines the drawing order, but a high rendering priority will override it, and a hover visualizer will override the rendering priority, and a selection visualizer will overwrite the hover visualizer, and an always-on-top layer will overwrite the selection visualizer.

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Android

RenderingPriority Enumeration

Specifies the rendering priority of visualizers.

Syntax

C++

enum RenderingPriority

Values

Value name	Value	Description
RenderingPriorityDefault	0	Visualization generated with rendering priority Default will be drawn according to the default order.
RenderingPriorityHigh	1	Visualization generated with rendering priority High will be drawn in front of other visualization with rendering priority Default.

Remarks

In a 3D view, a high priority visualization will be rendered without using the depth buffer, to make it visible even if behind a hill or a building.

In a 2D view, the rendering priority is stronger than the Layer order, but weaker than the status of the visualizer as an ordinary, hover, or selection visualizer, which in turn is weaker than ScreenLayer::alwaysOnTop. In other words, usually the layer order determines the drawing order, but a high rendering priority will override it, and a hover visualizer will override the rendering priority, and a selection visualizer will overwrite the hover visualizer, and an always-on-top layer will overwrite the selection visualizer.

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Android

RenderingPriority Enumeration

Specifies the rendering priority of visualizers.

Syntax

Java

public enum RenderingPriority

Conversion methods

// Converts the specified int into a RenderingPriority. Throws EngineException for invalid values.
static RenderingPriority fromValue( int value );

// Returns the int value that represents a RenderingPriority value.");
public final int getValue( );

Values

Value name	Value	Description
DEFAULT	0	Visualization generated with rendering priority Default will be drawn according to the default order.
HIGH	1	Visualization generated with rendering priority High will be drawn in front of other visualization with rendering priority Default.

Remarks

In a 3D view, a high priority visualization will be rendered without using the depth buffer, to make it visible even if behind a hill or a building.

In a 2D view, the rendering priority is stronger than the Layer order, but weaker than the status of the visualizer as an ordinary, hover, or selection visualizer, which in turn is weaker than ScreenLayer.alwaysOnTop. In other words, usually the layer order determines the drawing order, but a high rendering priority will override it, and a hover visualizer will override the rendering priority, and a selection visualizer will overwrite the hover visualizer, and an always-on-top layer will overwrite the selection visualizer.

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Android

RenderingPriority Enumeration

Specifies the rendering priority of visualizers.

Syntax

Python

class RenderingPriority

Values

Value name	Value	Description
RenderingPriority.Default	0	Visualization generated with rendering priority Default will be drawn according to the default order.
RenderingPriority.High	1	Visualization generated with rendering priority High will be drawn in front of other visualization with rendering priority Default.

Remarks

In a 3D view, a high priority visualization will be rendered without using the depth buffer, to make it visible even if behind a hill or a building.

In a 2D view, the rendering priority is stronger than the Layer order, but weaker than the status of the visualizer as an ordinary, hover, or selection visualizer, which in turn is weaker than ScreenLayer.alwaysOnTop. In other words, usually the layer order determines the drawing order, but a high rendering priority will override it, and a hover visualizer will override the rendering priority, and a selection visualizer will overwrite the hover visualizer, and an always-on-top layer will overwrite the selection visualizer.

Platforms

Windows, Linux, Android

RenderingPriority Enumeration

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RenderingPriority Enumeration

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RenderingPriority Enumeration

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RenderingPriority Enumeration

In this article

Syntax

Values

Remarks

Platforms

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Reference