SceneTexture class/Apply Mode property

VI Server Property Information
Property ID	22C3804
Scope	Basic Development Environment
Data Name	Apply Mode
Short Name^*	ApplyMode
Long Name^*	Apply Mode
* Displayed here in English. Short and Long names appear in the language of the LabVIEW IDE.
Owning Class ID	111
Owning Class Name	SceneTexture Class
Data Type	Enum U16 data type
Property Node
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

Values
0	As a Decal—(default) Applies the texture as a decal, blending the colors of the texture and the geometry of the object according to the following formula: Result Color=(1–Alpha in texel)Color of geometry+Alpha in texelColor in texel The alpha of the vertex does not change and is the same as the alpha in the geometry.
1	As a replacement—Replaces the color of the geometry with the color of the texture. LabVIEW also replaces the alpha value with the alpha value stored in the texture.
2	With Blending—Blends the texture with the Blend Color of the texture according to the following formula: Result Color=(–Color in texel)Color in geometry+Color in texelBlend Color The resulting alpha value is Alpha(texel)*Alpha(geometry)
3	With Modulation—Applies the texture to the surface of the object and modulates the texture by the color of the surface according to the following formulas: Result Color=Color(texel)Color(geometry) Result Alpha=Alpha(texel)Alpha(geometry)

Uses

Version	Change(s)
	More info to come.

0	As a Decal—(default) Applies the texture as a decal, blending the colors of the texture and the geometry of the object according to the following formula: Result Color=(1–Alpha in texel)Color of geometry+Alpha in texelColor in texel The alpha of the vertex does not change and is the same as the alpha in the geometry.
1	As a replacement—Replaces the color of the geometry with the color of the texture. LabVIEW also replaces the alpha value with the alpha value stored in the texture.
2	With Blending—Blends the texture with the Blend Color of the texture according to the following formula: Result Color=(–Color in texel)Color in geometry+Color in texelBlend Color The resulting alpha value is Alpha(texel)*Alpha(geometry)
3	With Modulation—Applies the texture to the surface of the object and modulates the texture by the color of the surface according to the following formulas: Result Color=Color(texel)Color(geometry) Result Alpha=Alpha(texel)Alpha(geometry)