Difference between revisions of "Canvas 3D - Scale Tags"
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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| − | The Scale Tag is a way of scaling multiple objects in a direction all at the same time. Any Tags that are written within | + | The Scale Tag is a way of scaling multiple objects in a direction all at the same time. Any Tags that are written within the Scale Tag are scaled by an amount specified by its attribute. |
== Tag Attributes == | == Tag Attributes == | ||
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** '''Usage:''' <scale factor="3.0"> ... </scale>. | ** '''Usage:''' <scale factor="3.0"> ... </scale>. | ||
** The ''factor'' attribute contains a value that modifies the size attribute of the objects the scale tag encompasses. | ** The ''factor'' attribute contains a value that modifies the size attribute of the objects the scale tag encompasses. | ||
| − | ** The values inside the factor attribute are | + | ** The values inside the factor attribute are additive. |
** This attribute is mandatory. | ** This attribute is mandatory. | ||
Revision as of 18:52, 20 October 2006
Scale Tag Reference
Introduction
The Scale Tag is a way of scaling multiple objects in a direction all at the same time. Any Tags that are written within the Scale Tag are scaled by an amount specified by its attribute.
Tag Attributes
- factor
- Usage: <scale factor="3.0"> ... </scale>.
- The factor attribute contains a value that modifies the size attribute of the objects the scale tag encompasses.
- The values inside the factor attribute are additive.
- This attribute is mandatory.
Syntax
<canvas> <scale position="3.0"> <cube name="mycube" size="1.0" /> <sphere name="mysphere" size="30.0" /> </scale> </canvas>
References
- None.
