NED File src/inet/visualizer/environment/PhysicalEnvironmentOsgVisualizer.ned

Name	Type	Description
PhysicalEnvironmentOsgVisualizer	simple module	This module visualizes a physical environment on a 3D osg scene. It displays the physical objects present in the physical environment. The visualizer considers all object properties that affect appearance such as position, orientation, shape, colors, opacity, etc.

Source code:

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package inet.visualizer.environment;

import inet.visualizer.base.PhysicalEnvironmentVisualizerBase;
import inet.visualizer.contract.IPhysicalEnvironmentVisualizer;

//
// This module visualizes a physical environment on a 3D osg scene. It displays
// the physical objects present in the physical environment. The visualizer
// considers all object properties that affect appearance such as position,
// orientation, shape, colors, opacity, etc.
//
// @see ~PhysicalEnvironmentOsgVisualizer, ~PhysicalEnvironmentVisualizer, ~PhysicalEnvironmentVisualizerBase, ~IPhysicalEnvironmentVisualizer
//
simple PhysicalEnvironmentOsgVisualizer extends PhysicalEnvironmentVisualizerBase like IPhysicalEnvironmentVisualizer
{
    parameters:
        @class(PhysicalEnvironmentOsgVisualizer);
        bool enableObjectOpacity = default(true); // display physical objects potentially transparently as specified in the opacitiy attribute (might cause z-fighting for transparent objects)
}