plaanr fill

Author: pmconne

extensions/2.0/Vendor/BENTLEY_materials_planar_fill/README.md

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+# BENTLEY_materials_planar_fill
+
+## Contributors
+
+* Paul Connelly, Bentley Systems, [@pmconne](https://github.com/pmconne)
+
+## Status
+
+Draft
+
+## Dependencies
+
+Written against the glTF 2.0 spec.
+
+## Overview
+
+3D modeling and computer-aided drafting (CAD) environments like SketchUp, MicroStation, and Revit make extensive use of non-photorealistic two- and three-dimensional visualizations involving planar polygons with filled interiors. The `BENTLEY_materials_planar_fill` allows the behavior of the interior fill to be customized.
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+This specification describes a minimal extension sufficient to meet Bentley Systems' requirements, with some suggestions for how it might be broadened and/or generalized while retaining a focus on CAD visualization.
+
+## Specifying Planar Fill
+
+The `BENTLEY_materials_planar_fill` extension is applied to a material. It specifies how the interior fill of a planar polygon should be rendered.
+
+In a wireframe view, by default only the edges of polygons are displayed. The extension's `wireframeFill` property controls whether the fill is displayed in wireframe. `NONE` (0) indicates the fill is never drawn in wireframe, `ALWAYS` (1) indicates it is always drawn in wireframe, and `TOGGLE` indicates that it is drawn only if the user or application has chosen for toggleable fill to be drawn.
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+The extension's `backgroundFill` property, if `true`, specifies that the fill should be drawn in the same color as the view's background color. This permits an "invisible" polygon to mask out geometry behind it.
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+The extension's `behind` property, if `true`, specifies that the fill should be drawn behind other coplanar geometry representing the same object. This is useful for mitigating z-fighting when, for example, a hatch pattern is applied to a filled polygon, or text is drawn inside a filled rectangle.
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+> TBD: "representing the same object" has a specific meaning for Bentley (originating from the same element); it would need to be generalized somehow for other use cases.
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+## glTF Schema Updates
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+## Implementation Notes
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+## JSON Schema
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