pub enum MeshGrouping {
    AllTogether,
    Individual,
    ByColor,
}
Expand description

A policy for grouping meshes in the object file.

Use this to specify how you want to work with your meshes later. E.g. if you want to use Blender to procedurally material each mesh based on their location, you want MeshGrouping::Individual, but if you want to print the mesh with a 3D printer, you want MeshGrouping::AllTogether.

Variants

AllTogether

All meshes will be combined into one object.

Individual

Each mesh will be its own object.

ByColor

Each mesh is grouped with others of the same color.

Trait Implementations

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The default is MeshGrouping::AllTogether.

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Convert the source color to the destination color using the specified method Read more
Convert the source color to the destination color using the bradford method by default Read more
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