VI Server Property Information
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Property ID
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276F0808
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Scope
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Basic Development Environment
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Data Name
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Attenuation
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Short Name*
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Attenuation
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Long Name*
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Attenuation
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* Displayed here in English. Short and Long names appear in the language of the LabVIEW IDE.
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Owning Class ID
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106
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Owning Class Name
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SceneLight Class
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Data Type
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Numeric Cluster TypeDef data type
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Property Node
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Available in Real-Time Operating System | No |
Available in Run-Time Engine | Yes |
Loads the block diagram into memory | No |
Loads the front panel into memory | No |
Need to authenticate before use | No |
Permissions | Read/Write |
Remote access allowed | Yes |
Settable when the VI is running | Yes |
Reads or writes the factors of attenuation applied to the light. Attenuation mimics how the intensity of light diminishes as you increase distance from the light.
Attenuation is determined using the following equation:
<img src="noloc_eq_attenuation.gif">
where:
kc = constant attenuation
kl = linear attenuation
kq = quadratic attenuation
d = the distance between the position of the light and the vertex
Elements
Name
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Description
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Constant Attenuation
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Indicates the constant factor of attenuation (kc) you apply to the light. The constant factor of attenuation does not change as distance from the light increases.
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Linear Attenuation
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Indicates the linear factor of attenuation (kl) you apply to the light. The linear factor of attenuation drops in a linear manner as distance from the light increases.
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Quadratic Attenuation
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Indicates the quadratic factor of attenuation (kq) you apply to the light. The quadratic factor of attenuation drops by the square of the distance from the light.
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Uses
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More info to come.
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