#include <c4d_basedraw.h>

Detailed Description

This class is used to extract information from a viewport about which objects and object elements are visible at which pixels.
It is used internally for stuff like highlighting and modeling.

Note: Has to be created with Alloc() and destroyed with Free(). Use AutoAlloc to automate the allocation and destruction based on scope.

Private Member Functions
	ViewportSelect ()

	~ViewportSelect ()

Alloc/Free
static ViewportSelect *	Alloc ()

static void	Free (ViewportSelect *&p)

Pick Object
static Bool	PickObject (BaseDraw bd, BaseDocument doc, Int32 x, Int32 y, Int32 rad, VIEWPORT_PICK_FLAGS flags, LassoSelection ls, C4DObjectList list, maxon::SquareMatrix4d m=nullptr, Int32 sampleLocation=nullptr)

static Bool	PickObject (BaseDraw bd, BaseDocument doc, Int32 x, Int32 y, Int32 rad, Int32 &xr, Int32 &yr, Int32 &wr, Int32 &hr, const ViewportPixel const &pixels, VIEWPORT_PICK_FLAGS flags, LassoSelection ls, C4DObjectList list, maxon::SquareMatrix4d m=nullptr, Int32 sampleLocation=nullptr)

static Bool	PickObject (BaseDraw bd, BaseDocument doc, Int32 x1, Int32 y1, Int32 x2, Int32 y2, Int32 &xr, Int32 &yr, Int32 &wr, Int32 &hr, const ViewportPixel const &pixels, VIEWPORT_PICK_FLAGS flags, LassoSelection ls, C4DObjectList list, maxon::SquareMatrix4d m=nullptr, Int32 sampleLocation=nullptr)

Show Hotspot
static void	ShowHotspot (EditorWindow *bw, Int32 x, Int32 y, Int32 rad, Bool bRemove)

void	ShowHotspot (EditorWindow *bw, Int32 x, Int32 y)

void	SetBrushRadius (Int32 r)

Initialization
Bool	Init (Int32 w, Int32 h, BaseDraw bd, BaseObject op, Int32 mode, Bool onlyvisible, VIEWPORTSELECTFLAGS flags=VIEWPORTSELECTFLAGS::NONE)

Bool	Init (Int32 w, Int32 h, BaseDraw bd, AtomArray ar, Int32 mode, Bool onlyvisible, VIEWPORTSELECTFLAGS flags=VIEWPORTSELECTFLAGS::NONE)

Get Point/Polygon/Edge Viewport Pixel
const ViewportPixel *	GetPixelInfoPoint (Int32 x, Int32 y) const

const ViewportPixel *	GetPixelInfoPolygon (Int32 x, Int32 y) const

const ViewportPixel *	GetPixelInfoEdge (Int32 x, Int32 y) const

Bool	GetPointPixelBuffer (const ViewportPixel const &pixelBuffer, Int32 *pixelCount=nullptr) const

Bool	GetEdgePixelBuffer (const ViewportPixel const &pixelBuffer, Int32 *pixelCount=nullptr) const

Bool	GetPolygonPixelBuffer (const ViewportPixel const &pixelBuffer, Int32 *pixelCount=nullptr) const

const ViewportPixel *	GetNearestPoint (BaseObject op, Int32 &x, Int32 &y, Int32 maxrad=LIMIT< Int32 >::MAX, Bool onlyselected=false, Int32 ignorelist=nullptr, Int32 ignorecnt=0, Bool onlyVisible=false) const

const ViewportPixel *	GetNearestPolygon (BaseObject op, Int32 &x, Int32 &y, Int32 maxrad=LIMIT< Int32 >::MAX, Bool onlyselected=false, Int32 ignorelist=nullptr, Int32 ignorecnt=0) const

const ViewportPixel *	GetNearestEdge (BaseObject op, Int32 &x, Int32 &y, Int32 maxrad=LIMIT< Int32 >::MAX, Bool onlyselected=false, Int32 ignorelist=nullptr, Int32 ignorecnt=0, Bool onlyVisible=false) const

Int32	GetPixelCount () const

Draw
Bool	DrawPolygon (const Vector p, Int32 ptcnt, Int32 i, BaseObject op, Int32 onlyvisible=-1)

Bool	DrawHandle (const Vector &p, Int32 i, BaseObject *op, Int32 onlyvisible=-1)

Miscellaneous
void	ClearPixelInfo (Int32 x, Int32 y, UChar mask)

Bool	GetCameraCoordinates (Float x, Float y, Float z, Vector &v) const

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ViewportSelect()

ViewportSelect ( )

private

◆ ~ViewportSelect()

~ViewportSelect ( )

private

Member Function Documentation

◆ Alloc()

static ViewportSelect* Alloc ( )

static

Allocates a viewport select. Destroy the allocated viewport select with Free(). Use AutoAlloc to automate the allocation and destruction based on scope.

Returns: The allocated viewport select, or nullptr if the allocation failed.

◆ Free()

static void Free ( ViewportSelect *& p )

static

Destructs viewport selects allocated with Alloc(). Use AutoAlloc to automate the allocation and destruction based on scope.

Parameters

[in,out] p The viewport select to destruct. If the pointer is nullptr nothing happens. The pointer is assigned nullptr afterwards.

◆ Init() [1/2]

Bool Init	(	Int32	w,
		Int32	h,
		BaseDraw *	bd,
		BaseObject *	op,
		Int32	mode,
		Bool	onlyvisible,
		VIEWPORTSELECTFLAGS	flags = `VIEWPORTSELECTFLAGS::NONE`
	)

Initializes the viewport information for a single object. This has to be done before the pixel information can be retrieved. The width and height of the viewport have to be retrieved manually:

Int32 left, top, right, bottom, width, height
bd->GetFrame(&left, &top, &right, &bottom);
width = right - left + 1;
height = bottom - top + 1;

Parameters

[in]	w	The width of the viewport in pixels.
[in]	h	The height of the viewport in pixels.
[in]	bd	The viewport base draw. The caller owns the pointed base draw.
[in]	op	The object to get the information for. The caller owns the pointed object.
[in]	mode	The editor mode: Mpoints, Mpolygons, Medges or Mpolyedgepoint.
[in]	onlyvisible	If true only visible elements are included.
[in]	flags	The flags: VIEWPORTSELECTFLAGS

Returns: true if the viewport select was successfully initialized, otherwise false.

◆ Init() [2/2]

Bool Init	(	Int32	w,
		Int32	h,
		BaseDraw *	bd,
		AtomArray *	ar,
		Int32	mode,
		Bool	onlyvisible,
		VIEWPORTSELECTFLAGS	flags = `VIEWPORTSELECTFLAGS::NONE`
	)

Initializes the viewport information for multiple objects. This has to be done before the pixel information can be retrieved.

Int32 left, top, right, bottom, width, height
bd->GetFrame(&left, &top, &right, &bottom);
width = right - left + 1;
height = bottom - top + 1;

Parameters

[in]	w	The width of the viewport in pixels.
[in]	h	The height of the viewport in pixels.
[in]	bd	The viewport base draw. The caller owns the pointed base draw.
[in]	ar	An atom array with objects to get the information for. The caller owns the pointed array. Pass nullptr or an empty array to initialize an empty ViewportSelect, for instance to draw your own polygons or handles.
[in]	mode	The editor mode: Mpoints, Mpolygons, Medges or Mpolyedgepoint.
[in]	onlyvisible	If true only visible elements are included.
[in]	flags	The flags: VIEWPORTSELECTFLAGS

Returns: true if the viewport select was successfully initialized, otherwise false.

◆ PickObject() [1/3]

static Bool PickObject	(	BaseDraw *	bd,
		BaseDocument *	doc,
		Int32	x,
		Int32	y,
		Int32	rad,
		VIEWPORT_PICK_FLAGS	flags,
		LassoSelection *	ls,
		C4DObjectList *	list,
		maxon::SquareMatrix4d *	m = `nullptr`,
		Int32 *	sampleLocation = `nullptr`
	)

static

Picks objects within the circle that is defined by x, y, and rad into the provided object list. Note that the screen origin is in the upper left corner, whereas the clip origin is in the lower left corner.

Parameters

[in]	bd	The viewport base draw. The caller owns the pointed base draw.
[in]	doc	The document. The caller owns the pointed document.
[in]	x	The X position of the picking circle within the viewport.
[in]	y	The Y position of the picking circle within the viewport.
[in]	rad	The radius in pixels for the search.
[in]	flags	The flags: VIEWPORT_PICK_FLAGS
[in]	ls	An optional lasso selection. The caller owns the pointed lasso selection.
[out]	list	The picked object list to fill. The caller owns the pointed list.
[out]	m	The projection matrix. A vector in OpenGL clipping space (-1,1) is the result of a vector in world space multiplied by this matrix.
[out]	sampleLocation	Sample location inside the pixel (cast to DRAWPORT_SAMPLE_LOCATION).

Returns: true if objects were picked successfully, otherwise false.

◆ PickObject() [2/3]

static Bool PickObject	(	BaseDraw *	bd,
		BaseDocument *	doc,
		Int32	x,
		Int32	y,
		Int32	rad,
		Int32 &	xr,
		Int32 &	yr,
		Int32 &	wr,
		Int32 &	hr,
		const ViewportPixel const &	pixels,
		VIEWPORT_PICK_FLAGS	flags,
		LassoSelection *	ls,
		C4DObjectList *	list,
		maxon::SquareMatrix4d *	m = `nullptr`,
		Int32 *	sampleLocation = `nullptr`
	)

static

Picks objects within the circle that is defined by x, y, and rad into the provided object list.

Note: xr, yr, wr and hr hold the region where the picking was done. It can be smaller than the originally defined region. (e.g. If the picking is done close to the view's border.) Note that the screen origin is in the upper left corner, whereas the clip origin is in the lower left corner.

Parameters

[in]	bd	The viewport base draw. The caller owns the pointed base draw.
[in]	doc	The document. The caller owns the pointed document.
[in]	x	The X position of the picking circle within the viewport.
[in]	y	The Y position of the picking circle within the viewport.
[in]	rad	The radius in pixels for the search.
[out]	xr	Is assigned the X position of the rectangle where the picking was done.
[out]	yr	Is assigned the Y position of the rectangle where the picking was done.
[out]	wr	Is assigned the width of the rectangle where the picking was done.
[out]	hr	Is assigned the height of the rectangle where the picking was done.
[out]	pixels	Holds an [wr hr]* array with the pixel information. For each array index this is a linked list. The array must be deleted by the caller when it is not needed anymore!
[in]	flags	The flags: VIEWPORT_PICK_FLAGS
[in]	ls	An optional lasso selection. The caller owns the pointed lasso selection.
[out]	list	The picked object list to fill. The caller owns the pointed list.
[out]	m	The projection matrix. A vector in OpenGL clipping space (-1,1) is the result of a vector in world space multiplied by this matrix.
[out]	sampleLocation	Sample location inside the pixel (cast to DRAWPORT_SAMPLE_LOCATION).

Returns: true if objects were picked successfully, otherwise false.

◆ PickObject() [3/3]

static Bool PickObject	(	BaseDraw *	bd,
		BaseDocument *	doc,
		Int32	x1,
		Int32	y1,
		Int32	x2,
		Int32	y2,
		Int32 &	xr,
		Int32 &	yr,
		Int32 &	wr,
		Int32 &	hr,
		const ViewportPixel const &	pixels,
		VIEWPORT_PICK_FLAGS	flags,
		LassoSelection *	ls,
		C4DObjectList *	list,
		maxon::SquareMatrix4d *	m = `nullptr`,
		Int32 *	sampleLocation = `nullptr`
	)

static

Picks objects within the rectangle that is defined by x1, y1, x2 and y2.

Note: VIEWPORT_PICK_FLAGS::ALLOW_OGL must be set. x1, y1, x2 and y2 are inclusive.
xr, yr, wr and hr hold the region where the picking was done. It can be smaller than the originally defined region. (e.g. If the picking is done close to the view's border.) Note that the screen origin is in the upper left corner, whereas the clip origin is in the lower left corner.

Parameters

[in]	bd	The viewport base draw. The caller owns the pointed base draw.
[in]	doc	The document. The caller owns the pointed document.
[in]	x1	The X minimum position of the picking rectangle.
[in]	y1	The Y minimum position of the picking rectangle.
[in]	x2	The X maximum position of the picking rectangle.
[in]	y2	The Y maximum position of the picking rectangle.
[out]	xr	Is assigned the X position of the rectangle where the picking was done.
[out]	yr	Is assigned the Y position of the rectangle where the picking was done.
[out]	wr	Is assigned the width of the rectangle where the picking was done.
[out]	hr	Is assigned the height of the rectangle where the picking was done.
[out]	pixels	Holds an [wr hr]* array with the pixel information. For each array index this is a linked list. The array must be deleted by the caller when it is not needed anymore!
[in]	flags	The flags: VIEWPORT_PICK_FLAGS
[in]	ls	An optional lasso selection. The caller owns the pointed lasso selection.
[out]	list	The picked object list to fill. The caller owns the pointed list.
[out]	m	The projection matrix. A vector in OpenGL clipping space (-1,1) is the result of a vector in world space multiplied by this matrix.
[out]	sampleLocation	Sample location inside the pixel (cast to DRAWPORT_SAMPLE_LOCATION).

Returns: true if objects were picked successfully, otherwise false.

◆ GetPixelInfoPoint()

const ViewportPixel* GetPixelInfoPoint	(	Int32	x,
		Int32	y
	)		const

Retrieves point information at the pixel position (x,y).

Parameters

[in]	x	An X coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= x < w, where w is the width given to Init().
[in]	y	A Y coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= y < h, where h is the height given to Init().

Returns: The retrieved point information, or nullptr if no information could be retrieved. The ViewportSelect instance owns the pointed viewport pixel..

◆ GetPixelInfoPolygon()

const ViewportPixel* GetPixelInfoPolygon	(	Int32	x,
		Int32	y
	)		const

Retrieves polygon information at the pixel position (x,y).

Parameters

[in]	x	An X coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= x < w, where w is the width given to Init().
[in]	y	A Y coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= y < h, where h is the height given to Init().

Returns: The retrieved polygon information, or nullptr if no information could be retrieved. The ViewportSelect instance owns the pointed viewport pixel..

◆ GetPixelInfoEdge()

const ViewportPixel* GetPixelInfoEdge	(	Int32	x,
		Int32	y
	)		const

Retrieves edge information at the pixel position (x,y).

Parameters

[in]	x	An X coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= x < w, where w is the width given to Init().
[in]	y	A Y coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= y < h, where h is the height given to Init().

Returns: The retrieved edge information, or nullptr if no information could be retrieved. The ViewportSelect instance owns the pointed viewport pixel..

◆ GetPointPixelBuffer()

Bool GetPointPixelBuffer	(	const ViewportPixel const &	pixelBuffer,
		Int32 *	pixelCount = `nullptr`
	)		const

Retrieves point information buffer. Direct access to the buffer should always be bound by GetPixelCount().

Since: R19

Note: Direct browsing of the pixel buffers is always faster than by making a library call pixel per pixel.

Parameters

[out]	pixelBuffer	The address of the point pixel buffer. The ViewportSelect instance owns the pointed pixel buffer.
[out]	pixelCount	nullptr or valid address to write the point pixel buffer count.

Returns: true if the ViewportSelect was properly initialized and the point buffer is valid, otherwise false.

◆ GetEdgePixelBuffer()

Bool GetEdgePixelBuffer	(	const ViewportPixel const &	pixelBuffer,
		Int32 *	pixelCount = `nullptr`
	)		const

Retrieves edge information buffer. Direct access to the buffer should always be bound by GetPixelCount().

Since: R19

Note: Direct browsing of the pixel buffers is always faster than by making a library call pixel per pixel.

Parameters

[out]	pixelBuffer	The address of the edge pixel buffer. The ViewportSelect instance owns the pointed pixel buffer.
[out]	pixelCount	nullptr or valid address to write the edge pixel buffer count.

Returns: true if the ViewportSelect was properly initialized and the edge buffer is valid, otherwise false.

◆ GetPolygonPixelBuffer()

Bool GetPolygonPixelBuffer	(	const ViewportPixel const &	pixelBuffer,
		Int32 *	pixelCount = `nullptr`
	)		const

Retrieves polygon information buffer. Direct access to the buffer should always be bound by GetPixelCount().

Since: R19

Note: Direct browsing of the pixel buffers is always faster than by making a library call pixel per pixel.

Parameters

[out]	pixelBuffer	The address of the polygon pixel buffer. The ViewportSelect instance owns the pointed pixel buffer.
[out]	pixelCount	nullptr or valid address to write the polygon pixel buffer count.

Returns: true if the ViewportSelect was properly initialized and the polygon buffer is valid, otherwise false.

◆ GetNearestPoint()

const ViewportPixel* GetNearestPoint	(	BaseObject *	op,
		Int32 &	x,
		Int32 &	y,
		Int32	maxrad = `LIMIT< Int32 >::MAX`,
		Bool	onlyselected = `false`,
		Int32 *	ignorelist = `nullptr`,
		Int32	ignorecnt = `0`,
		Bool	onlyVisible = `false`
	)		const

Retrieves nearest point information at the pixel position (x,y).

Parameters

[in]	op	The object to search for the closest element. The caller owns the pointed object.
[in]	x	An X coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= x < w, where w is the width given to Init(). If an element was found the reference is updated to reflect the X coordinate of the nearest point.
[in]	y	An Y coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= y < h, where h is the height given to Init(). If an element was found the reference is updated to reflect the Y coordinate of the nearest point.
[in]	maxrad	A maximal radius for the search in pixels.
[in]	onlyselected	If true only selected elements are included in the search.
[in]	ignorelist	A list with points to ignore. The caller owns the pointed list.
[in]	ignorecnt	The number of points index in ignorelist.
[in]	onlyVisible	If true and initialized with all pixels (visible and hidden) this filters out all hidden pixels.

Returns: The retrieved nearest point information, or nullptr if no information could be retrieved. The ViewportSelect instance owns the pointed viewport pixel..

◆ GetNearestPolygon()

const ViewportPixel* GetNearestPolygon	(	BaseObject *	op,
		Int32 &	x,
		Int32 &	y,
		Int32	maxrad = `LIMIT< Int32 >::MAX`,
		Bool	onlyselected = `false`,
		Int32 *	ignorelist = `nullptr`,
		Int32	ignorecnt = `0`
	)		const

Retrieves nearest polygon information at the pixel position (x,y).

Parameters

[in]	op	The object to search for the closest element. The caller owns the pointed object.
[in]	x	An X coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= x < w, where w is the width given to Init(). If an element was found the reference is updated to reflect the X coordinate of the nearest point.
[in]	y	An Y coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= y < h, where h is the height given to Init(). If an element was found the reference is updated to reflect the Y coordinate of the nearest point.
[in]	maxrad	A maximal radius for the search in pixels.
[in]	onlyselected	If true only selected elements are included in the search.
[in]	ignorelist	A list with points to ignore. The caller owns the pointed list.
[in]	ignorecnt	The number of points index in ignorelist.

Returns: The retrieved nearest polygon information, or nullptr if no information could be retrieved. The ViewportSelect instance owns the pointed viewport pixel..

◆ GetNearestEdge()

const ViewportPixel* GetNearestEdge	(	BaseObject *	op,
		Int32 &	x,
		Int32 &	y,
		Int32	maxrad = `LIMIT< Int32 >::MAX`,
		Bool	onlyselected = `false`,
		Int32 *	ignorelist = `nullptr`,
		Int32	ignorecnt = `0`,
		Bool	onlyVisible = `false`
	)		const

Retrieves nearest edge information at the pixel position (x,y).

Parameters

[in]	op	The object to search for the closest element. The caller owns the pointed object.
[in]	x	An X coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= x < w, where w is the width given to Init(). If an element was found the reference is updated to reflect the X coordinate of the nearest point.
[in]	y	An Y coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= y < h, where h is the height given to Init(). If an element was found the reference is updated to reflect the Y coordinate of the nearest point.
[in]	maxrad	A maximal radius for the search in pixels.
[in]	onlyselected	If true only selected elements are included in the search.
[in]	ignorelist	A list with points to ignore. The caller owns the pointed list.
[in]	ignorecnt	The number of points index in ignorelist.
[in]	onlyVisible	If true and initialized with all pixels (visible and hidden) this filters out all hidden pixels.

Returns: The retrieved nearest edge information, or nullptr if no information could be retrieved. The ViewportSelect instance owns the pointed viewport pixel..

◆ GetPixelCount()

Int32 GetPixelCount ( ) const

Returns the number of pixels in the pixel buffers fetched with GetPixelInfoPoint()/GetPixelInfoEdge()/GetPixelInfoPolygon().

Since: R19

Warning: Pixel array should never be indexed further than the pixel count.

Returns: The pixel count.

◆ DrawPolygon()

Bool DrawPolygon	(	const Vector *	p,
		Int32	ptcnt,
		Int32	i,
		BaseObject *	op,
		Int32	onlyvisible = `-1`
	)

Draws a polygon into the internal pixel structure, so that pixels inside the polygon will be associated with i and op in the ViewportPixel retrieved.

Parameters

[in]	p	An array of ptcnt points that make up the polygon. The caller owns the pointed array. Coordinates are in screen space.
[in]	ptcnt	The number of points in the polygon p.
[in]	i	The polygon index to associate with the polygon.
[in]	op	The object to associate with the polygon. The caller owns the pointed object.
[in]	onlyvisible	If true only visible parts of the polygon are drawn.

Returns: true if the polygon was successfully drawn, otherwise false.

◆ DrawHandle()

Bool DrawHandle	(	const Vector &	p,
		Int32	i,
		BaseObject *	op,
		Int32	onlyvisible = `-1`
	)

Draws a handle into the internal pixel structure, so that pixels inside the handle will be associated with i and op in the ViewportPixel retrieved.

Parameters

[in]	p	The position of the handle. Coordinate is in screen space.
[in]	i	The polygon index to associate with the handle.
[in]	op	The object to associate with the handle. The caller owns the pointed object.
[in]	onlyvisible	If true only visible parts of the handle are drawn.

Returns: true if the handle was successfully drawn, otherwise false.

◆ ShowHotspot() [1/2]

static void ShowHotspot	(	EditorWindow *	bw,
		Int32	x,
		Int32	y,
		Int32	rad,
		Bool	bRemove
	)

static

Private.

◆ ShowHotspot() [2/2]

void ShowHotspot	(	EditorWindow *	bw,
		Int32	x,
		Int32	y
	)

Draws an XOR circle to the view bw at the pixel position (x,y). The radius is set by SetBrushRadius().

Parameters

[in]	bw	The editor window to draw to. The caller owns the pointed EditorWindow.
[in]	x	The X position of the XOR circle within the viewport. Must be 0 <= x < w, where w is the width given to Init().
[in]	y	The Y position of the XOR circle within the viewport. Must be 0 <= y < h, where h is the height given to Init().

◆ SetBrushRadius()

void SetBrushRadius ( Int32 r )

Sets the radius size for ShowHotspot() to r.

Parameters

[in] r The radius in pixels.

◆ ClearPixelInfo()

void ClearPixelInfo	(	Int32	x,
		Int32	y,
		UChar	mask
	)

Deletes the pixel information at (x,y) according to mask.

Note: This is used for example in the live edge selection with "tolerant" deactivated to find out how many pixels of a certain edge was selected.
If an edge is determined under the cursor, the pixel counter is decremented and the edge information is deleted afterwards.

Parameters

[in]	x	An X coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= x < w, where w is the width given to Init().
[in]	y	A Y coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= y < h, where h is the height given to Init().
[in]	mask	A bitfield of what to clear: VIEWPORT_CLEAR

◆ GetCameraCoordinates()

Bool GetCameraCoordinates	(	Float	x,
		Float	y,
		Float	z,
		Vector &	v
	)		const

Converts the pixel position (x,y,z) to camera coordinates in v.

Note: This is not exactly the same as
v = bd->SC(Vector(x,y,z))

v
PyObject PyObject * v
Definition: abstract.h:297

x
PyObject * x
Definition: bytesobject.h:38

Vector
maxon::Vec3< maxon::Float64, 1 > Vector
Definition: ge_math.h:141

since inverted Z coordinates are used.

Parameters

[in]	x	An X coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= x < w, where w is the width given to Init().
[in]	y	A Y coordinate within the viewport. Must be 0 <= y < h, where h is the height given to Init().
[in]	z	A Z coordinate within the viewport.
[in]	v	Is assigned the calculated camera coordinate.

Returns: true if the pixel position was successfully converted, otherwise false.

Detailed Description

Private Member Functions

Alloc/Free

Pick Object

Show Hotspot

Initialization

Get Point/Polygon/Edge Viewport Pixel

Draw

Miscellaneous

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ViewportSelect()

◆ ~ViewportSelect()

Member Function Documentation

◆ Alloc()

◆ Free()

◆ Init() [1/2]

◆ Init() [2/2]

◆ PickObject() [1/3]

◆ PickObject() [2/3]

◆ PickObject() [3/3]

◆ GetPixelInfoPoint()

◆ GetPixelInfoPolygon()

◆ GetPixelInfoEdge()

◆ GetPointPixelBuffer()

◆ GetEdgePixelBuffer()

◆ GetPolygonPixelBuffer()

◆ GetNearestPoint()

◆ GetNearestPolygon()

◆ GetNearestEdge()

◆ GetPixelCount()

◆ DrawPolygon()

◆ DrawHandle()

◆ ShowHotspot() [1/2]

◆ ShowHotspot() [2/2]

◆ SetBrushRadius()

◆ ClearPixelInfo()

◆ GetCameraCoordinates()