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Colorizer

The Colorizer simulation component allows you to change the color of a 3D object based on certain conditions.

Colorizer

When to use

Use this simulation component when you want to change the color of a 3D object or a group of 3D objects.

How to use

Add this simulation component from the simulation component library. Define the TrueColor and FalseColor properties. Connect an output to the Colorize input of the Colorizer simulation component and start the simulation.

Parameters

Object3D

Indicates the 3D object that will be colorized.

IsTrueColorEnabled

Indicates whether the TrueColor is enabled or not. If not and the Colorize input is set to true, the 3D object will be colorized to the default color of the object.

IsFalseColorEnabled

Indicates whether the FalseColor is enabled or not. If not and the Colorize input is set to false, the 3D object will be colorized to the default color of the object.

TrueColor

Indicates the color that the 3D object will be changed to when the Colorize input is true and the IsTrueColorEnabled property is enabled.

FalseColor

Indicates the color that the 3D object will be changed to when the Colorize input is false and the IsFalseColorEnabled property is enabled.

Inputs

Colorize

An input which, when true, changes the color of the 3D object to TrueColor, and when false, changes it to FalseColor.

Example

In this example, the Colorizer simulation component input is connected to the output of the ControlPanel simulation component.

Colorizer is connected to ControlPanel

The TrueColor property is enabled and set to green as can be seen in the following picture. The FalseColor is not enabled.

Colorizer is connected to ControlPanel

When the input is set to true, the object color changes from the default gray color to the green color. If the input is set to false, the object color changes to the default color.

Colorizer is connected to ControlPanel