Instance Settings

Below we will consider the settings which need to be passed to the function c3dviewer.createC3DViewer(..).

Basic type of instance settings (TypeScript):

 export type ViewerSettings = {
      c3dService:{
          host:string,
          port:string,
          path?:string
      },
      resources?:{
          fonts?:string[]
      },
      defines?: ViewerDefines
      logger?: Logger
 }

There is only one required parameter. It’s c3dService which configures a connection to the C3D Service. It includes:

• host: a hostname of the C3D Service;

• port: a port of the C3D Service;

• path: a URL path of a C3D Service RPC connection. The default value is /wrpc.

The resources parameter is additional resources which can be available in a scene. At the moment, there’re only fonts available. They are a list of strings containing font URLs. Further, these fonts can be used by font families in parameters of commands or processes to display a text.

The defines parameter is a set of constants used in various subsystems. The detailed information is in the section Viewer defines.

The final setting is a ‘logging’ one which is used only for debugging. In the general case, you can simply set a web page console object as this parameter to view all messages. Also it can be used in the advanced mode, as this parameter accepts any object which has functions of the corresponding logging level (e.g.log(..), warn(..), debug(..) and etc.).

New in version 1.6.0: Added the ViewerSettings.defines.

Viewer defines

This is a set of constants used by the reviewer and divided into the purpose groups.

Basic type of viewer defines (TypeScript):

export type ViewerDefines = {
    comment?: {
        text?: string
    }
    click?: {
        delay?: number
        tolerance?: number
    }
    hint?: {
        delay?: number
        tolerance?: number
    }
    snap?: {
        delay?: number,
        tolerance?: number,
    },
}

Property comment.text indicates the default label value for a comment.

Groups click, hint and snap have the same type, but different purposes. Each of them defines:

• delay: a time in milliseconds before activation;

• tolerance: an acceptable deviation of the mouse cursor in pixels.

The click group is to interpret mouse double-clicking. It’s used in the default process for onEdit and onEditText callbacks. The delay defines a delay between single clicks to distinguish them from double clicks, and the tolerance is an acceptable cursor deviation while waiting for a second click.

The hint group is used for tool tooltip in the default process for onHint callback. The delay defines a delay to interpret a mouse movement stop as a hint request, and the tolerance is an acceptable cursor deviation while waiting for a timeout.

The snap group is used for snapping to geometry boundary points in the set point, add angle dimension and add linear dimension processes. The delay defines a delay before activation of the snapping mechanism, and the tolerance is an acceptable cursor deviation while waiting for a timeout.

All the defined constants have the default values provided in the next table.

The default values of viewer defines:

Group	Property	Default
comment	text	"text"
click	delay	300
	tolerance	5
hint	delay	1000
	tolerance	5
snap	delay	500
	tolerance	5