IGlobeDisplayRendering Interface

Provides access to members that manipulate globe display rendering. Note: the IGlobeDisplayRendering interface has been superseded byIGlobeDisplayRendering2. Please consider using the more recent version.

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Description

IGlobeDisplayRendering interface provides access to members that control display rendering in the Globe.

AmbientLight    the globes sun effect ambient light value between 0 to 1, BaseExaggeration the value of exageration to be applied for layers in the Draped and Elevation category, GlobeBackgroundOption the Globe's background color, GlobeRadius the Globe's radius. IsSunEnabled indicates if the sun is enabled,OverlayExaggeration the vertical exaggeration for Floating Layers, and SunContrast - the sun's illumination contrast.

It also has the following methods to: GetBackgroundTransitionDistances (pLowAltitute, pHighAltitude ) and SetBackgroundTransitionDistances (pLowAltitute, pHighAltitude ) a  method to get\set the transition distance where the space color changes to sky color.

Members

	All Properties Methods	Description
	AmbientLight	The sun's ambient light value.
	BaseExaggeration	The vertical exaggeration for the base globe.
	GetBackgroundTransitionDistances	Gets the altitude values in kilometers for the transition in the background color.
	GetLowBackgroundColor	Returns the low altitude background color.
	GetSunColor	Gets the sun RGB color.
	GetSunPosition	Gets the sun position in lat, lon.
	GlobeBackgroundOption	The background option.
	GlobeRadius	The radius of the globe in meters.
	IsSunEnabled	Indicates if the sun lighting is enabled.
	OverlayExaggeration	The vertical exaggeration for the overlay layers.
	SetBackgroundTransitionDistances	Sets the altitude values in kilometers for the transition in the background color.
	SetLowBackgroundColor	Sets the low altitude background color.
	SetSunColor	Sets the sun RGB color.
	SetSunPosition	Sets the sun position in lat, lon.
	SunContrast	The illumination contrast.

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