Enum three::object::ObjectType

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pub enum ObjectType {
    AudioSource(Source),
    AmbientLight(Ambient),
    DirectionalLight(Directional),
    HemisphereLight(Hemisphere),
    PointLight(Point),
    Mesh(Mesh),
    Group(Group),
    Skeleton(Skeleton),
    Bone(Bone),
    Sprite(Sprite),
    Text(Text),
    Camera(Camera),
}
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The possible concrete types that a Base can be resolved to.

When using SyncGuard::resolve_data with a Base, it returns an ObjectType containing the concrete object for the Base.

Variants

AudioSource(Source)

An audio source.

AmbientLight(Ambient)

An ambient light.

DirectionalLight(Directional)

A directional light.

HemisphereLight(Hemisphere)

A hemisphere light.

PointLight(Point)

A point light.

Mesh(Mesh)

A mesh.

Group(Group)

A group.

Skeleton(Skeleton)

A skeleton.

Bone(Bone)

A bone in a skeleton.

Sprite(Sprite)

A 2D sprite.

Text(Text)

A UI text object.

Camera(Camera)

A camera.

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