WorldWind Kotlin/earth.worldwind.shape.milstd2525/WebRenderer/Companion/RenderMultiPointAsMilStdSymbol

RenderMultiPointAsMilStdSymbol

fun RenderMultiPointAsMilStdSymbol(id: String, name: String, description: String, symbolCode: String, controlPoints: String, altitudeMode: String, scale: double, bbox: String, modifiers: JsMap, attributes: JsMap): MilStdSymbol

Renders all MilStd 2525 multi-point symbols, creating MilStdSymbol that contains the information needed to draw the symbol on the map. DOES NOT support RADARC, CAKE, TRACK etc... ArrayList milStdSymbol.getSymbolShapesindex.getPolylines() and ShapeInfo = milStdSymbol.getModifierShapesindex.

Return

MilStdSymbol

Parameters

        A unique identifier used to identify the symbol by Google map.
        The id will be the folder name that contains the graphic.

name

        a string used to display to the user as the name of the
        graphic being created.

description

        a brief description about the graphic being made and what it
        represents.

symbolCode

        A 20-30 digit symbolID corresponding to one of the graphics
        in the MIL-STD-2525D

controlPoints

        The vertices of the graphics that make up the graphic. Passed
        in the format of a string, using decimal degrees separating
        lat and lon by a comma, separating coordinates by a space. The
        following format shall be used "x1,y1[,z1] [xn,yn[,zn]]..."

altitudeMode

        Indicates whether the symbol should interpret altitudes as
        above sea level or above ground level. Options are
        "clampToGround", "relativeToGround" (from surface of earth),
        "absolute" (sea level), "relativeToSeaFloor" (from the bottom
        of major bodies of water).

scale

        A number corresponding to how many meters one meter of our map
        represents. A value "50000" would mean 1:50K which means for
        every meter of our map it represents 50000 meters of real
        world distance.

bbox

        The viewable area of the map. Passed in the format of a string
        "lowerLeftX,lowerLeftY,upperRightX,upperRightY." Not required
        but can speed up rendering in some cases. example:
        "-50.4,23.6,-42.2,24.2"

modifiers

        Used like:
        modifiers.set(Modifiers.T_UNIQUE_DESIGNATION_1, "T");
        Or
        modifiers.set(Modifiers.AM_DISTANCE, "1000,2000,3000");

attributes

Used like: attributes.set(MilStdAttributes.LineWidth, "3"); Or attributes.set(MilStdAttributes.LineColor, "#00FF00");