NED File src/inet/visualizer/physicallayer/MediumOsgVisualizer.ned

Name	Type	Description
MediumOsgVisualizer	simple module	This module visualizes a medium using a 3D osg scene. It displays communication ranges and interference ranges as circles around network nodes. It displays an image at network nodes which are currently transmitting, and a different image at other network nodes whcih are currently receiving. It also displays radio signals as a growing 2D ring or a 3D sphere as they propagate through the medium. All 2D shapes such as circles, rings, and images can be displayed in 4 different planes: camera, xy, xz and yz. It's also possible to use animated images.

Source code

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package inet.visualizer.physicallayer;

import inet.visualizer.base.MediumVisualizerBase;
import inet.visualizer.contract.IMediumVisualizer;

//
// This module visualizes a medium using a 3D osg scene. It displays
// communication ranges and interference ranges as circles around network nodes.
// It displays an image at network nodes which are currently transmitting, and
// a different image at other network nodes whcih are currently receiving. It
// also displays radio signals as a growing 2D ring or a 3D sphere as they
// propagate through the medium. All 2D shapes such as circles, rings, and
// images can be displayed in 4 different planes: camera, xy, xz and yz. It's
// also possible to use animated images.
//
// @see ~MediumOsgVisualizer, ~MediumVisualizer, ~MediumVisualizerBase, ~IMediumVisualizer
//
simple MediumOsgVisualizer extends MediumVisualizerBase like IMediumVisualizer
{
    parameters:
        string signalShape @enum("ring", "sphere", "both") = default("ring"); // shape for displaying signals
        string signalPlane @enum("camera","xy","xz","yz") = default("xy"); // plane for 2 dimensional signal shapes
        double signalFadingDistance @unit(m) = default(100m); // distance parameter for exponential opacity decreasing
        double signalFadingFactor = default(1.5); // factor parameter for exponential opacity decreasing, value must be in the range (1.0, +inf)
        double signalWaveLength @unit(m) = default(100m); // distance between signal waves, value must be in the range (0, +inf)
        double signalWaveAmplitude = default(0.5); // relative opacity amplitude of signal waves, value must be in the range [0, 1]
        double signalWaveFadingAnimationSpeedFactor = default(1.0); // value must be in the range [0, 1]

        string transmissionPlane @enum("camera","xy","xz","yz") = default("camera"); // plane for transmission image
        string receptionPlane @enum("camera","xy","xz","yz") = default("camera"); // plane for reception image

        string communicationRangePlane @enum("camera","xy","xz","yz") = default("xy"); // plane for the transmission range circle
        string interferenceRangePlane @enum("camera","xy","xz","yz") = default("xy"); // plane for the interference range circle

        @class(MediumOsgVisualizer);
}