material3js: Set material properties of an r3js object
In r3js: 'WebGL'-Based 3D Plotting using the 'three.js' Library

material3js

R Documentation

Set material properties of an r3js object

Description

Arguments refer to different material properties for an object, many of which refer directly to properties as described in the 'threejs' documentation

Usage

material3js(
  mat = "phong",
  col = "black",
  fill = "black",
  opacity = NULL,
  xpd = TRUE,
  lwd = 1,
  dashSize = NULL,
  gapSize = NULL,
  interactive = NULL,
  label = NULL,
  toggle = NULL,
  depthWrite = NULL,
  depthTest = NULL,
  polygonOffset = NULL,
  polygonOffsetFactor = NULL,
  polygonOffsetUnits = NULL,
  shininess = 30,
  faces = NULL,
  corners = NULL,
  rotation = NULL,
  normalise = NULL,
  poffset = NULL,
  clippingPlanes = NULL,
  frontSide = TRUE,
  backSide = TRUE,
  renderOrder = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

`mat`	Material to use for the object, one of "basic", "lambert", "phong" or "line", see e.g. MeshBasicMaterial
`col`	Color
`fill`	Fill color
`opacity`	Opacity
`xpd`	Should parts of the object outside the plot limits be shown
`lwd`	Line width
`dashSize`	Dash size for dashed lines
`gapSize`	Gap size for dashed lines
`interactive`	Is the object interactive
`label`	The label for the object
`toggle`	Toggle button associated with the object
`depthWrite`	See depthWrite
`depthTest`	See depthTest
`polygonOffset`	See polygonOffset
`polygonOffsetFactor`	See polygonOffsetFactor
`polygonOffsetUnits`	See polygonOffsetUnits
`shininess`	Shininess of object surface
`faces`	For dynamically hidden objects, the face with which it is associated, see details.
`corners`	For dynamically hidden objects, the corners with which it is associated, see details.
`rotation`	In place rotation of the object geometry (most relevant for points)
`normalise`	Should coordinates be normalised to be with respect to axis ranges or placed according to the plotting box which has unit coordinates.
`poffset`	Positional offset, the offset is relative to the plotting area size rather than axis limits
`clippingPlanes`	Clipping planes to apply to the object
`frontSide`	Logical indicating whether the front side of a mesh should be rendered
`backSide`	Logical indicating whether the back side of a mesh should be rendered
`renderOrder`	See renderOrder
`...`	Additional arguments (not used)