Description

Gets or sets the per-batch eye offset, which is applied to each marker in the batch. The array contains the components of the eye offset in the order x, y, z.

Property type

Read-write property

Syntax

[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Property EyeOffset() As System.Array

[C#]
public System.Array EyeOffset {get; set;}

[Managed C++]
public: __property System::Array^ get_EyeOffset(); public: __property void set_EyeOffset( System::Array ^ );

[Managed C++]

public: __property System::Array^ get_EyeOffset();
public: __property void set_EyeOffset(
   System::Array ^ 
);

[Unmanaged C++]
public: HRESULT get_EyeOffset( SAFEARRAY ** ppRetVal ); public: HRESULT put_EyeOffset( SAFEARRAY * pNewEyeOffset );

[Unmanaged C++]

public: HRESULT get_EyeOffset(
   SAFEARRAY ** ppRetVal
);
public: HRESULT put_EyeOffset(
   SAFEARRAY * pNewEyeOffset
);

[Java]
public Object[] getEyeOffset(); public void setEyeOffset( Object[] );

Remarks

Eye offsets define an eye-space translation in meters. In eye-space, the x axis points to the right, the y axis points up, and the z axis points into the screen. Eye offsets are commonly used when more than one primitive is located at the same position. For example, if a marker in a marker batch is located at the same position as a model primitive, an eye offset in the positive y direction can be applied to the marker so it appears a specified number of meters above the model.

If per-marker eye offsets were specified with MarkerBatchPrimitiveOptionalParameters.SetEyeOffsets, the per-batch eye offset is ignored.

Example

Shows the format of the marker batch's EyeOffset property.

[C#] Copy Code

Array eyeoffset = new object[] 

{ 

    2, 

    3, 

    4 

}; 

 

markerBatch.EyeOffset = eyeoffset;