Description
AgATGraphics used to access the 2D Graphics attributes of an AreaTarget interface
Public Properties
 BoundaryColor | Color in which the area target boundary is displayed. |
| BoundaryFill | Specify whether to display the region covered by the area target as a filled area. |
| BoundaryFillPercentTranslucency | Specify the percent translucency of the region covered by the area target. Translucency ranges from 0 to 100 percent, where 100 percent is invisible. Dimensionless. |
| BoundaryPtsVisible | Specify whether the individual perimeter points used to define the boundary of an area target are marked along the area target's boundary. |
| BoundaryStyle | The style in which the area target's boundary displays. |
| BoundaryVisible | Specify whether to display the area target's boundary. |
| BoundaryWidth | The width of the line with which the area target's boundary displays. |
| BoundingRectVisible | Specify whether to construct a rectangle using the outermost boundaries defined for the area target and display it around the actual region covered by the area target. |
| CentroidColor | Color in which the area target centroid is displayed. |
| CentroidVisible | Specify whether to display the centroid of the area target. |
| Color | The color in which the area target's boundary, centroid and label are displayed in the 2D Graphics window. |
| Inherit | Specify whether inheritable 2D Graphics attributes of the area target are inherited from Scenario-level settings. |
| IsObjectGraphicsVisible | Specify whether graphics attributes of the area target are visible. |
| LabelColor | Color in which the area target label is displayed. |
| LabelName | The user-specified name to use as a label for the area target. |
| LabelNotes | Notes attached to the object and displayed in the 2D and 3D Graphics windows. |
| LabelVisible | Specify whether to display the label of the area target. |
| MarkerStyle | The style of the marker for the area target's centroid. |
| UseInstNameLabel | Specify whether to use the name of the area target (as shown in the Object Browser) as its label. |