Struct Model 

pub struct Model {
    pub vertices: Vec<Vertex>,
    pub t: Vec<Tf>,
}

A model (a model is a shape). 1 model = 1 entity.
This is what fn new() of specific models return.

• vertices are the vertices of the model, each group of three Vertex forming a triangle.
• t are the runtime transformations of the model.

Fields

vertices: Vec<Vertex>

t: Vec<Tf>

Implementations

impl Model

pub fn from_merge(models: Vec<Model>) -> Self

Merges several models into one single entity, with empty transformations.

pub fn from_vertices(vertices: Vec<Vertex>) -> Self

Creates a single entity from the given vertices, with empty transformations. The number of vertices should (most likely) be a multiple of 3.

pub fn rgb(self, red: f32, green: f32, blue: f32) -> Self

Sets the model rgb color values.

pub fn alpha(self, alpha: f32) -> Self

Sets the model opacity

pub fn transform(self, transformation: Transformation) -> Self

Adds a new transformation with default speed evolution, start time and end time.

Don’t

DO NOT call this function in multithreaded scenarios, as it calls static mut. See the crate root.

pub fn recolor(self, colorization: Colorization) -> Self

Adds a new color change with default speed evolution, start time and end time.

Don’t

DO NOT call this function in multithreaded scenarios, as it calls static mut. See the crate root.

pub fn evolution_c(self, e: Evolution) -> Self

Modifies the speed evolution of the latest colorization added.

pub fn start_c(self, start: f32) -> Self

Modifies the start time of the latest colorization added. A start after an end will result in the colorization being instantaneous at start.

pub fn end_c(self, end: f32) -> Self

Modifies the end time of the latest colorization added. An end before a start will result in the colorization being instantaneous at start.

pub fn evolution_t(self, e: Evolution) -> Self

Modifies the speed evolution of the latest transformation added.

pub fn start_t(self, start: f32) -> Self

Modifies the start time of the latest transformation added. A start after an end will result in the transformation being instantaneous at start.

pub fn end_t(self, end: f32) -> Self

Modifies the end time of the latest transformation added. An end before a start will result in the transformation being instantaneous at start.