vrdLensFlareRing¶
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class
vrdLensFlareRing¶
(Inherits vrdLensFlareFxElement)
Summary¶
- Functions:
- getChromaticAberration() → QVector3D
- getIsChromaticAberrationActive() → bool
- getNumberOfStreaks() → integer
- getStreakThickness() → float
- getThickness() → float
- setChromaticAberration(chromaticAberration)
- setIsChromaticAberrationActive(isActive)
- setNumberOfStreaks(numberOfStreaks)
- setStreakThickness(streakThickness)
- setThickness(thickness)
Functions¶
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vrdLensFlareRing.getChromaticAberration()¶ Get used chromatic aberration values as RGB.
Returns: Used chromatic aberration Return type: QVector3D
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vrdLensFlareRing.getIsChromaticAberrationActive()¶ Get activation state the usage of chromatic aberration.
Returns: Activation state the usage of chromatic aberration Return type: bool
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vrdLensFlareRing.getNumberOfStreaks()¶ Get how many arms a Ring element has.
Returns: Count of arms of Ring element Return type: integer
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vrdLensFlareRing.getStreakThickness()¶ Get the thickness of the segments.
Returns: Thickness of the segments Return type: float
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vrdLensFlareRing.getThickness()¶ Get the current used thickness of the effect.
Returns: Thickness of the effect Return type: float
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vrdLensFlareRing.setChromaticAberration(chromaticAberration)¶ Use chromatic aberration with the lens flare element to distort the colors.
Parameters: chromaticAberration (QVector3D) – New Chromatic Aberration
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vrdLensFlareRing.setIsChromaticAberrationActive(isActive)¶ Activate the usage of chromatic aberration.
Parameters: isActive (bool) – New activation state the usage of chromatic aberration
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vrdLensFlareRing.setNumberOfStreaks(numberOfStreaks)¶ Use to set how many arms a Ring element has.
Parameters: numberOfStreaks (integer) – New count of arms of Ring element
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vrdLensFlareRing.setStreakThickness(streakThickness)¶ Controls the thickness of the segments.
Parameters: streakThickness (float) – New thickness of the segments
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vrdLensFlareRing.setThickness(thickness)¶ Controls the thickness of the effect.
Parameters: thickness (float) – New thickness of the effect