class.ScreenSpaceConversions
API > ScreenSpaceConversions
Class: ScreenSpaceConversions
Constructors
constructor
new ScreenSpaceConversions(
drawContext):ScreenSpaceConversions
Parameters
| Parameter | Type |
|---|---|
drawContext | DrawContext |
Returns
Source
@novorender/web_app/screen_space_conversions.ts:7
Properties
drawContext
readonlydrawContext:DrawContext
Source
@novorender/web_app/screen_space_conversions.ts:7
Methods
isInView
isInView(
point):boolean
Check if world space point is inside the current view.
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
point | ReadonlyVec3 | World space point that will be checked. |
Returns
boolean
True if the point is inside the view false otherwise.
Source
@novorender/web_app/screen_space_conversions.ts:13
screenSpaceToWorldSpace
screenSpaceToWorldSpace(
points):ReadonlyVec3[]
Convert 2D pixel point to 3D positions.
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
points | ReadonlyVec2[] | Screen points in points that will be projected to world space. |
Returns
ReadonlyVec3[]
Corresponding 3D positions at the view plane in world space.
Source
@novorender/web_app/screen_space_conversions.ts:83
worldSpaceToScreenSpace
worldSpaceToScreenSpace(
points): (undefined|ReadonlyVec2)[]
Converts world space points to on screen space points.
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
points | ReadonlyVec3[] | World space points that will be projected to screen space. |
Returns
(undefined | ReadonlyVec2)[]
Screen space points regadless if they are within the current canvas size or undefined if point is outside screen space.
Source
@novorender/web_app/screen_space_conversions.ts:33
worldSpaceToViewSpace
worldSpaceToViewSpace(
points):ReadonlyVec2[]
Converts world space points to view space points.
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
points | ReadonlyVec3[] | World space points that will be projected to view space. |
Returns
ReadonlyVec2[]
View space points regadless if they are within the current canvas size. Coordinates are in [0, 1] range.