SceneManager#

class ansys.stk.core.graphics.SceneManager#: The static scene manager class provides global properties and functionality that apply to all scenes and thus affect the rendering of every globe control…

Overview#

Methods

Render all scenes within an application. To render a specific scene, use the Render method.

Properties

`primitives`	Get the primitive manager, which is used to add primitives to your scenes.
`screen_overlays`	Get the screen overlay manager, which is used to add screen overlays to your scenes.
`textures`	Get the texture 2d factory, which can be used to create textures from various sources.
`globe_overlay_settings`	Get the globe overlay settings, which are used to set global settings for all globe overlays.
`scenes`	Get a read-only collection of scenes that are associated with the scene manager.
`initializers`	Allow the user to create or initialize primitives, display conditions, tringulators and other types of objects.
`frame_rate`	Get the frame rate class, which can be used to keep track of how fast scenes are being <see ref=’Render’>rendered</see>.

from ansys.stk.core.graphics import SceneManager

property SceneManager.primitives: PrimitiveManager#: Get the primitive manager, which is used to add primitives to your scenes.

property SceneManager.screen_overlays: ScreenOverlayManager#: Get the screen overlay manager, which is used to add screen overlays to your scenes.

property SceneManager.textures: Texture2DFactory#: Get the texture 2d factory, which can be used to create textures from various sources.

property SceneManager.globe_overlay_settings: GlobeOverlaySettings#: Get the globe overlay settings, which are used to set global settings for all globe overlays.

property SceneManager.scenes: SceneCollection#: Get a read-only collection of scenes that are associated with the scene manager.

property SceneManager.initializers: FactoryAndInitializers#: Allow the user to create or initialize primitives, display conditions, tringulators and other types of objects.

property SceneManager.frame_rate: FrameRate#: Get the frame rate class, which can be used to keep track of how fast scenes are being <see ref=’Render’>rendered</see>.

SceneManager.render(self) → None#

Render all scenes within an application. To render a specific scene, use the Render method.