SceneMesh class/Set Mesh Parameters method

VI Server Method Information
Method ID	62A42C00
Scope	Basic Development Environment
Data Name	SetMeshParms
Short Name*	SetMeshParms
Long Name*	Set Mesh Parameters
* Displayed here in English. Short and Long names appear in the language of the LabVIEW IDE.
Owning Class ID	118
Owning Class Name	SceneMesh Class
Return Data Type	No return value
Invoke Node
Available in Real-Time Operating System	No
Available in Run-Time Engine	Yes (Read/Write)
Loads the block diagram into memory	No
Loads the front panel into memory	No
Need to authenticate before use	No
Remote access allowed	Yes
Settable when the VI is running	Yes

Sets the parameters that describe the mesh. Use this method to define how LabVIEW renders the 3D object to which you apply the mesh. If you do not specify a value for a parameter of this method, LabVIEW uses the current value of the parameter.

Parameters

Data type	Name	Required	Description
	Draw Mode	No	Specifies the mode LabVIEW uses to draw the mesh. The mode determines how LabVIEW interprets the data you wire to Vertex Array.
	Vertex Array	No	Sets the x, y, and z values that define the array of vertices of the mesh.
	Indices	No	Determines the order in which LabVIEW processes the data in each of the arrays of the mesh.
	Color Binding Mode	No	Specifies the mode used to bind color to the mesh. The mode determines how LabVIEW assigns the color you specified in Color Array.
	Color Array	No	Specifies the RGBA color value for the color that Color Binding Mode applies to the 3D object.
	Normal Binding Mode	No	Sets the binding mode for the normal vectors of the mesh. The mode determines how LabVIEW assigns the normals specified by Normal Array to the 3D object. Normals determine how lights in a 3D scene affect the rendering of a 3D object.
	Normal Array	No	Sets the x, y, and z values that define the array of normals that Normal Binding Mode applies to the 3D object.
	Texture Coordinate Array	No	Sets the s and t coordinates that define how to apply a texture to the mesh. You must assign a texture to the mesh for this array to have meaning.

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