Updates a subset of positions in a point
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Public Sub SetPartialWithIndicesOrder( _
ByRef Positions As System.Array, _
ByRef Indices As System.Array, _
ByVal IndicesOrderHint As AgEStkGraphicsIndicesOrderHint _
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public void SetPartialWithIndicesOrder(
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public: void SetPartialWithIndicesOrder(
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public setPartialWithIndicesOrder(
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public: HRESULT SetPartialWithIndicesOrder(
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- Positions
- An array of new positions (in the order x, y, z) used to update a subset of positions in the point batch.
- Indices
- An array of integers containing the indices into positions. A set of x, y, and z elements is considered a single index.
- IndicesOrderHint
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Member Value Description eStkGraphicsIndicesOrderHintNotSorted 0 The indicespassed toSetPartialare not sorted. Therefore, the primitive may sort them to improve performance of writing its geometry to video memory.eStkGraphicsIndicesOrderHintSortedAscending 1 The indicespassed toSetPartialare sorted in ascending order. Therefore, the primitive does not need to sort them. It is recommended to only useSortedAscendingif it is easy and efficient for you to provide theindicesin ascending order. For example, do not use a standard sorting algorithm to sort your indices so you can useSortedAscending. Instead useNotSortedand let the primitive decide what is most efficient.
Shows the format of
the Positions, Colors and Indices parameters when updating a point
batch.
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Shows the format of
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batch.
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