Initializes an altitude display condition with the inclusive altitude interval [minimumAltitude, maximumAltitude]. When this display condition is assigned to an object, such as a primitive, the object is only rendered when the camera's altitude, relative to the centralBody, is within the interval.
[Visual Basic .NET] |
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Public Function InitializeWithCentralBodyAndAltitudes( _ ByVal CentralBody As String, _ ByVal MinimumAltitude As Double, _ ByVal MaximumAltitude As Double _ ) As IAgStkGraphicsAltitudeDisplayCondition |
[C#] |
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public IAgStkGraphicsAltitudeDisplayCondition InitializeWithCentralBodyAndAltitudes( string CentralBody, double MinimumAltitude, double MaximumAltitude ); |
[Managed C++] |
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public: IAgStkGraphicsAltitudeDisplayCondition^ InitializeWithCentralBodyAndAltitudes( String __gc ^ CentralBody, double MinimumAltitude, double MaximumAltitude ); |
[Unmanaged C++] |
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public: HRESULT InitializeWithCentralBodyAndAltitudes( BSTR CentralBody, double MinimumAltitude, double MaximumAltitude, IAgStkGraphicsAltitudeDisplayCondition ** ppRetVal ); |
[Java] |
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public IAgStkGraphicsAltitudeDisplayCondition initializeWithCentralBodyAndAltitudes( String CentralBody, double MinimumAltitude, double MaximumAltitude ); |
[Python - STK API ] |
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def InitializeWithCentralBodyAndAltitudes(self, CentralBody:str, MinimumAltitude:float, MaximumAltitude:float) -> "IAgStkGraphicsAltitudeDisplayCondition": |
- CentralBody
- The Central Body to which the altitude is relative.
- MinimumAltitude
- The minimum altitude of the inclusive altitude interval. Use
Double.MinValue
to ignore checking the minimum altitude. - MaximumAltitude
- The maximum altitude of the inclusive altitude interval. Use
Double.MaxValue
to ignore checking the maximum altitude.