{"_id":"5b36797811baf70003a153b1","category":{"_id":"5b36797811baf70003a15361","version":"5b36797811baf70003a153e5","project":"578c4badbd223d2000cc1441","__v":0,"sync":{"url":"","isSync":false},"reference":false,"createdAt":"2016-08-01T23:04:12.838Z","from_sync":false,"order":8,"slug":"api-reference","title":"API Reference"},"project":"578c4badbd223d2000cc1441","user":"57bb7defafc18c0e00529cf1","parentDoc":null,"version":{"_id":"5b36797811baf70003a153e5","project":"578c4badbd223d2000cc1441","__v":0,"forked_from":"5b17376c3b44af00030764f0","createdAt":"2018-04-23T20:03:35.726Z","releaseDate":"2018-04-23T20:03:35.726Z","categories":["5b36797811baf70003a1535c","5b36797811baf70003a1535d","5b36797811baf70003a1535e","5b36797811baf70003a1535f","5b36797811baf70003a15360","5b36797811baf70003a15361","5b36797811baf70003a15362","5b36797811baf70003a15363","5b36797811baf70003a15364"],"is_deprecated":false,"is_hidden":false,"is_beta":false,"is_stable":true,"codename":"","version_clean":"2.8.1","version":"2.8.1"},"__v":0,"updates":[],"next":{"pages":[],"description":""},"createdAt":"2018-03-30T17:03:04.954Z","link_external":false,"link_url":"","githubsync":"","sync_unique":"","hidden":false,"api":{"settings":"","results":{"codes":[]},"auth":"required","params":[],"url":""},"isReference":false,"order":27,"body":"ViroPolygon represents a one-sided surface whose boundary is defined by a list of vertices. ViroPolygon can be used to form any convex 2D shape, and can be assigned any material.\n\n######Example use\n[block:code]\n{\n  \"codes\": [\n    {\n      \"code\": \"<ViroPolygon rotation={[-90, 0, 0]}\\n             position={[0,0,0]}\\n             vertices={[[-1,0], [0,1], [1,0]]}\\n             materials={\\\"blue_plane\\\"}/>\",\n      \"language\": \"javascript\"\n    }\n  ]\n}\n[/block]\n\n[block:api-header]\n{\n  \"type\": \"basic\",\n  \"title\": \"Props\"\n}\n[/block]\n##Required Props\n[block:parameters]\n{\n  \"data\": {\n    \"h-0\": \"PropKey\",\n    \"h-1\": \"PropType\",\n    \"0-1\": \"**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number)).isRequired** \\n\\nAn array of boundary vertex positions in local model space. Each point is a 2D array consisting of an X and a Y coordinate. For example: ```vertices={[[-1,0], [0,1], [1,0]]}```.\",\n    \"0-0\": \"**vertices** \"\n  },\n  \"cols\": 2,\n  \"rows\": 1\n}\n[/block]\n##Optional Props\n[block:parameters]\n{\n  \"data\": {\n    \"12-0\": \"**onHover**\",\n    \"17-0\": \"**onTouch**\",\n    \"21-0\": \"**position**\",\n    \"22-0\": \"**rotation**\",\n    \"27-0\": \"**style**\",\n    \"28-0\": \"**transformBehaviors**\",\n    \"31-0\": \"**visible**\",\n    \"h-0\": \"PropKey\",\n    \"h-1\": \"PropType\",\n    \"12-1\": \"**React.PropTypes.func**\\n\\nCalled when the user hovers on or off the control.\\n\\nFor example:\\n```  \\n_onHover(isHovering, position, source)  {\\n    if(isHovering) {\\n        // user is hovering over the box\\n    } else {\\n        // user is no longer hovering over the box\\n    }\\n}\\n```\\nThe position parameter represents the position in world coordinates on the object where the click occurred. \\n\\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.\",\n    \"17-1\": \"**React.PropTypes.func**\\n\\nCalled when the user performs a touch action, while hovering on the control. Provides the touch state type, and the x/y coordinate at which this touch event has occurred.\\n\\n|State Value|Description|\\n|:------|:----------:|\\n|1| Touch Down: Triggered when the user  makes physical contact with the touch pad on the controller. |\\n|2| Touch Down Move: Called when the user moves around the touch pad immediately after having performed a Touch Down action. |\\n|3| Touch Up: Triggered after the user is no longer in physical contact with the touch pad after a Touch Down action. |\\n\\nFor example:\\n```  \\n_onTouch(state, touchPos, source)  {\\n   var touchX = touchPos[0];\\n   var touchY = touchPos[1];\\n    if(state == 1) {\\n        // Touch Down\\n    } else if(state == 2) {\\n        // Touch Down Move\\n    } else if(state == 3) { \\n        // Touch Up\\n    }\\n}\\n```\\n\\nThe touchPos parameter represents the position in world coordinates on the object where the click occurred. \\n\\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.\\n\\nUnsupported VR Platforms: Cardboard(Android and iOS).\",\n    \"21-1\": \"**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number)**\\n\\nCartesian position of the text in 3D world space, specified as [x, y, z].\",\n    \"22-1\": \"**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number)**\\n\\nThe rotation of the text around it's local axis specified as Euler angles [x, y, z]. Units for each angle are specified in degrees.\",\n    \"27-1\": \"**stylePropType** \\n\\nStyle properties determine the position and scale of the component within a ViroFlexView. Please see the [UI Controls & Flexbox](doc:flexbox-ui-layouts) guide and [Styles](doc:styles) reference for more information.\",\n    \"28-1\": \"**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.string)**\\n\\nAn array of transform constraints that affect the transform of the object. For example, putting the value \\\"billboard\\\" will ensure the box is facing the user as the user rotates their head on any axis. This is useful for icons or text where you'd like the box to always face the user at a particular rotation.\\n\\nAllowed values(values are case sensitive):\\n\\n|Value|Description|\\n|:------|:----------:|\\n|billboard| Billboard object on x,y,z axis |\\n|billboardX| Billboard object on the x axis|\\n|billboardY| Billboard object on the y axis|\",\n    \"31-1\": \"**PropTypes.bool**\\n\\nFalse if the text should be hidden. By default the text is visible and this value is true.\",\n    \"0-0\": \"**animation**\",\n    \"0-1\": \"**PropTypes.shape({\\n      name: PropTypes.string,\\n      delay: PropTypes.number,\\n      loop: PropTypes.bool,\\n      onStart: PropTypes.func,\\n      onFinish: PropTypes.func,\\n      run: PropTypes.bool,\\n    })**\\n\\nA collection of parameters that determine if and how this component should animate. For more information on animated components please see our [Animation](doc:animation) Guide.\",\n    \"8-0\": \"**onClick**\",\n    \"8-1\": \"**React.PropTypes.func**\\n\\nCalled when an object has been clicked.\\n\\nExample code:\\n```  \\n_onClick(position, source)  {\\n    // user has clicked the object\\n}\\n```\\nThe position parameter represents the position in world coordinates on the object where the click occurred. \\n\\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.\",\n    \"9-0\": \"**onClickState**\",\n    \"10-0\": \"**onDrag**\",\n    \"15-0\": \"**onScroll**\",\n    \"16-0\": \"**onSwipe**\",\n    \"15-1\": \"**React.PropTypes.func**\\n\\nCalled when the user performs a scroll action, while hovering on the control.\\n\\nFor example:\\n```  \\n_onScroll(scrollPos, source)  {\\n    // scrollPos[0]: x scroll position from 0.0 to 1.0. \\n    // scrollPos[1]: y scroll position from 0.0 to 1.0.\\n}\\n```\\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.\\n\\nUnsupported VR Platforms: Cardboard(Android and iOS)\",\n    \"16-1\": \"**React.PropTypes.func**\\n\\nCalled when the user performs a swipe gesture on the physical controller, while hovering on this control. \\n\\nFor example:\\n```  \\n_onSwipe(state, source)  {\\n    if(state == 1) {\\n        // Swiped up\\n    } else if(state == 2) {\\n        // Swiped down\\n    } else if(state == 3) { \\n       // Swiped left\\n    } else if(state == 4) { \\n       // Swiped right\\n    }\\n}\\n```\\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.\\n\\nUnsupported VR Platforms: Cardboard(Android and iOS)\",\n    \"9-1\": \"**React.PropTypes.func**\\n\\nCalled for each click state an object goes through as it is clicked. Supported click states and their values are the following:\\n\\n|State Value|Description|\\n|:------|:----------:|\\n|1| Click Down: Triggered when the user has performed a click down action while hovering on this control.|\\n|2| Click Up: Triggered when the user has performed a click up action while hovering on this control.|\\n|3| Clicked: Triggered when the user has performed both a click down and click up action on this control sequentially, thereby having \\\"Clicked\\\" the object.|\\n\\nExample code:\\n```  \\n_onClickState(stateValue, position, source)  {\\n    if(stateValue == 1) {\\n        // Click Down\\n    } else if(stateValue == 2) {\\n        // Click Up\\n    } else if(stateValue == 3) { \\n        // Clicked\\n    }\\n}\\n```\\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.\",\n    \"10-1\": \"**React.PropTypes.func**\\n\\nCalled when the view is currently being dragged. The dragToPos parameter provides the current 3D location of the dragged object. \\n\\nExample code:\\n```  \\n_onDrag(dragToPos, source)  {\\n    // dragtoPos[0]: x position\\n    // dragtoPos[1]: y position\\n    // dragtoPos[2]: z position\\n}\\n``` \\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section. \\n\\nUnsupported VR Platforms: Cardboard iOS\",\n    \"24-0\": \"**scale**\",\n    \"24-1\": \"**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number)**\\n\\nThe scale of the surface in 3D space, specified as [x,y,z]. A scale of 1 represents the current size of the surface. A scale value of < 1 will make the surface proportionally smaller while a value >1 will make the surface proportionally bigger along the specified axis.\",\n    \"19-0\": \"**opacity**\",\n    \"19-1\": \"**PropTypes.number**\\n\\nA number from 0 to 1 that specifies the opacity of the object. A value of 1 translates into a fully opaque object while 0 represents full transparency.\",\n    \"6-0\": \"**materials**\",\n    \"6-1\": \"**PropTypes.oneOfType([PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.string),PropTypes.string])**\\n\\nAn array of strings that each represent a material that was created via ViroMaterials.createMaterials().\",\n    \"11-1\": \"**PropTypes.oneOfType**\\n```  \\nPropTypes.oneOfType([\\n      React.PropTypes.shape({\\n        callback: React.PropTypes.func.isRequired,\\n        timeToFuse: PropTypes.number\\n      }),\\n      React.PropTypes.func,\\n])\\n```  \\nAs shown above, onFuse takes one of the types - either a callback, or a dictionary with a callback and duration. \\n\\nIt is called after the user hovers onto and remains hovered on the control for a certain duration of time, as indicated in timeToFuse that represents the duration of time in milliseconds. \\n\\nWhile hovering, the reticle will display a count down animation while fusing towards timeToFuse.\\n\\nNote that timeToFuse defaults to 2000ms.\\n\\nFor example:\\n```  \\n_onFuse(source){\\n   // User has hovered over object for timeToFuse milliseconds\\n}\\n```\\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.\",\n    \"11-0\": \"**onFuse**\",\n    \"25-0\": \"**scalePivot**\",\n    \"23-0\": \"**rotationPivot**\",\n    \"4-0\": \"**ignoreEventHandling**\",\n    \"3-0\": \"**dragType**\",\n    \"5-0\": \"**lightReceivingBitMask**\",\n    \"26-0\": \"**shadowCastingBitMask**\",\n    \"18-0\": \"**onTransformUpdate**\",\n    \"13-0\": \"**onPinch**\",\n    \"14-0\": \"**onRotate**\",\n    \"20-0\": \"**physicsBody**\",\n    \"30-0\": \"**viroTag**\",\n    \"7-0\": \"**onCollision**\",\n    \"3-1\": \"**PropTypes.oneOf([\\\"FixedDistance\\\", \\\"FixedToWorld\\\"])**\\n\\nDetermines the behavior of drag if **onDrag** is specified.\\n\\n|Value|Description|\\n|:------|:----------:|\\n|FixedDistance| Dragging is limited to a fixed radius around the user|\\n|FixedToWorld| Dragging is based on intersection with real world objects. **Available only in AR** |\\n|FixedToPlane| Dragging is limited to a fixed plane around the user. The configuration of this plane is defined by the **dragPlane** property.|\\n\\nThe default value is \\\"FixedDistance\\\".\",\n    \"4-1\": \"**PropTypes.bool**\\n\\nWhen set to true, this control will ignore events and not prevent controls behind it from receiving event callbacks.\\n\\nThe default value is false.\",\n    \"5-1\": \"**PropTypes.number**\\n\\nA bit mask that is bitwise and-ed (&) with each light's influenceBitMask. If the result is > 0, then the light will illuminate this object. For more information please see the [Lighting and Materials](doc:3d-scene-lighting) Guide.\",\n    \"13-1\": \"**React.PropTypes.func**\\n\\nCalled when the user performs a pinch gesture on the control. When the pinch starts, the scale factor is set to 1 is relative to the points of the two touch points.  \\n\\nFor example:\\n```\\n  _onPinch(pinchState, scaleFactor, source) {\\n       if(pinchState == 3) {\\n      // update scale of obj by multiplying by scaleFactor  when pinch ends.\\n        return;\\n       }\\n     //set scale using native props to reflect pinch.\\n  }\\n```\\npinchState can be the following values:\\n\\n|State Value|Description|\\n|:------|:----------:|\\n|1| Pinch Start: Triggered when the user has started a pinch gesture.|\\n|2| Pinch Move: Triggered when the user has adjusted the pinch, moving both fingers. |\\n|3| Pinch End: When the user has finishes the pinch gesture and released both touch points. |\\n\\n**This event is only available in AR**.\",\n    \"14-1\": \"**React.PropTypes.func**\\n\\nCalled when the user performs a rotation touch gesture on the control. Rotation factor is returned in degrees.\\n\\nWhen setting rotation, the rotation should be relative to it's current rotation, *not* set to the absolute value of the given rotationFactor.\\n\\nFor example:\\n\\n```\\n    _onRotate(rotateState, rotationFactor, source) {\\n\\n      if (rotateState == 3) {\\n        //set to current rotation - rotationFactor.\\n        return;\\n      }\\n     //update rotation using setNativeProps\\n    },\\n\\n```\\nrotationState can be the following values:\\n\\n|State Value|Description|\\n|:------|:----------:|\\n|1| Rotation Start: Triggered when the user has started a rotation gesture.|\\n|2| Rotation Move: Triggered when the user has adjusted the rotation, moving both fingers. |\\n|3| Rotation End: When the user has finishes the rotation gesture and released both touch points. |\\n\\n**This event is only available in AR**.\",\n    \"23-1\": \"**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number) **\\n\\nCartesian position in [x,y,z] about which rotation is applied relative to the component's position.\",\n    \"25-1\": \"**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number) **\\n\\nCartesian position in [x,y,z] from which scale is applied relative to the component's position.\",\n    \"26-1\": \"**PropTypes.number**\\n\\nA bit mask that is bitwise and-ed (&) with each light's influenceBitMask. If the result is > 0, then this object will cast shadows from the light. For more information please see the [Lighting and Materials](doc:3d-scene-lighting) Guide.\",\n    \"7-1\": \"**React.PropTypes.func**\\n\\nCalled when this component's physics body collides with another component's physics body. Also invoked by [ViroScene](doc:viroscene)/[ViroARScene](doc:viroarscene)'s `findCollisions...` functions.\\n\\n|Return Value | Description |\\n|---|---|\\n|viroTag | the given viroTag (string) of the collided component |\\n|collidedPoint | an array of numbers representing the position, in world coordinates, of the point of collision|\\n|collidedNormal | an array representing the normal of the collision in world coordinates. |\",\n    \"18-1\": \"**PropTypes.func**\\n\\nA function that is invoked when the component moves and provides an array of numbers representing the component's position in world coordinates.\",\n    \"20-1\": \"**PropTypes.shape({..[physics.api](http://docs.viromedia.com/docs/physics#physicsbody-api)..}),**\\n\\nCreates and binds a physics body that is configured with the provided collection of physics properties associated with this control.\\n\\nFor more information on physics components, please see the [physics.api](http://docs.viromedia.com/docs/physics#physicsbody-api).\",\n    \"30-1\": \"**PropTypes.string**\\n\\nA tag given to other components when their physics body collides with this component's physics body. Refer to [physics](doc:physics) for more information.\",\n    \"29-0\": \"**uvCoordinates**\",\n    \"29-1\": \"**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number)**\\n\\nAn array of 4 values [u0, v0, u1, v1] representing the UV-coordinates which determines how a texture should be tiled across the surface.\\n\\nTexture coordinates are represented on 2D U and V axes (essentially the X and Y axes of the image). The left edge of a texture is U = 0.0 and the right edge of the texture is U = 1.0. Similarly, the top edge of a texture is V=0.0 and the bottom edge of the texture is V=1.0.\\n\\nSpecifying greater than 1.0 on either the U or V axis will cause the tile to repeat itself or clamp, depending on the [Material's](doc:materials)  `wrapS` and `wrapT` properties. Specifying less than 1.0 on the U or V axis will render that texture partially over the entire surface.\",\n    \"1-1\": \"**PropTypes.bool**\\n\\nWhen set to true, this control will act as a transparent surface and capture any shadows that are cast onto it.\",\n    \"1-0\": \"**arShadowReceiver**\",\n    \"2-0\": \"**dragPlane**\",\n    \"2-1\": \"**PropTypes.shape({\\n  planePoint:PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number),\\n  planeNormal:PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number), \\n  maxDistance:PropTypes.number\\n})**\\n\\n\\nWhen a drag type of \\\"FixedToPlane\\\" is given, dragging is limited to a user defined plane. The dragging behavior is then configured by this property (specified by a point on the plane and its normal vector). You can also limit the maximum distance the dragged object is allowed to travel away from the camera/controller (useful for situations where the user can drag an object towards infinity).\"\n  },\n  \"cols\": 2,\n  \"rows\": 32\n}\n[/block]\n\n[block:api-header]\n{\n  \"title\": \"Methods\"\n}\n[/block]\n\n[block:parameters]\n{\n  \"data\": {\n    \"h-0\": \"async getBoundingBoxAsync()\",\n    \"0-0\": \"[Async](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/async_function) function that returns the component's bounding box in world coordinates.\\n\\nReturns a [Promise](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Promise) that will be completed with the following object:\\n\\n```\\n{\\n    `boundingBox` : {\\n        `minX` : number,\\n        `maxX` : number, \\n        `minY` : number,\\n        `maxY` : number,\\n        `minZ` : number,\\n        `maxZ` : number\\n    }\\n}\\n```\"\n  },\n  \"cols\": 1,\n  \"rows\": 1\n}\n[/block]\n\n[block:parameters]\n{\n  \"data\": {\n    \"h-0\": \"async getTransformAsync()\",\n    \"0-0\": \"[Async](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/async_function) function that returns the component's transform (position, scale and rotation).\\n\\n|Return value | Description|\\n|---|---|\\n| transform | an object that contains \\\"position\\\", \\\"scale\\\" and \\\"rotation\\\" keys which point to number arrays |\"\n  },\n  \"cols\": 1,\n  \"rows\": 1\n}\n[/block]\n\n[block:parameters]\n{\n  \"data\": {\n    \"h-0\": \"applyImpulse(force: arrayOf(number), position: arrayOf(number))\",\n    \"0-0\": \"A function used with [physics](doc:physics) to apply an impulse (instantaneous) force to an object with a physics body.\\n\\n|Parameter|Description|\\n|---|---|\\n|force |an array of magnitudes to be applied as force (N) to the object in the positive x, y and z directions|\"\n  },\n  \"cols\": 1,\n  \"rows\": 1\n}\n[/block]\n\n[block:parameters]\n{\n  \"data\": {\n    \"h-0\": \"applyTorqueImpulse(torque: arrayOf(number), position: arrayOf(number))\",\n    \"0-0\": \"A function used with [physics](doc:physics) to apply an impulse (instantaneous) torque to an object with a physics body.\\n\\n|Parameter|Description|\\n|---|---|\\n|torque |an array of magnitudes to be applied as a torque (N * m) to the object in the positive x, y and z directions at the given position|\\n|position | a position relative to the object from which to apply the given torque|\"\n  },\n  \"cols\": 1,\n  \"rows\": 1\n}\n[/block]\n\n[block:parameters]\n{\n  \"data\": {\n    \"h-0\": \"setVelocity(velocity: arrayOf(number))\",\n    \"0-0\": \"A function used with [physics](doc:physics) to set the velocity of an object with a physics body.\\n\\n|Parameter|Description|\\n|---|---|\\n|velocity | an array of numbers corresponding to x, y, and z velocity |\"\n  },\n  \"cols\": 1,\n  \"rows\": 1\n}\n[/block]\n\n[block:parameters]\n{\n  \"data\": {\n    \"h-0\": \"setNativeProps(nativeProps: object)\",\n    \"0-0\": \"A wrapper function around the native component's setNativeProps which allow users to set values on the native component without changing state/setting props and re-rendering. Refer to the React Native documentation on [Direct Manipulation](https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/direct-manipulation.html) for more information.\\n\\n|Parameter|Description|\\n|---|---|\\n|nativeProps | an object where the keys are the properties to set and the values are the values to set  |\\n\\nFor example, setting position natively would look like this:\\n\\n```\\ncomponentRef.setNativeProps({\\n    position : [0, 0, -1]\\n});\\n```\"\n  },\n  \"cols\": 1,\n  \"rows\": 1\n}\n[/block]","excerpt":"","slug":"viropolygon","type":"basic","title":"ViroPolygon"}

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ViroPolygon

ViroPolygon represents a one-sided surface whose boundary is defined by a list of vertices. ViroPolygon can be used to form any convex 2D shape, and can be assigned any material. ######Example use [block:code] { "codes": [ { "code": "<ViroPolygon rotation={[-90, 0, 0]}\n position={[0,0,0]}\n vertices={[[-1,0], [0,1], [1,0]]}\n materials={\"blue_plane\"}/>", "language": "javascript" } ] } [/block] [block:api-header] { "type": "basic", "title": "Props" } [/block] ##Required Props [block:parameters] { "data": { "h-0": "PropKey", "h-1": "PropType", "0-1": "**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number)).isRequired** \n\nAn array of boundary vertex positions in local model space. Each point is a 2D array consisting of an X and a Y coordinate. For example: ```vertices={[[-1,0], [0,1], [1,0]]}```.", "0-0": "**vertices** " }, "cols": 2, "rows": 1 } [/block] ##Optional Props [block:parameters] { "data": { "12-0": "**onHover**", "17-0": "**onTouch**", "21-0": "**position**", "22-0": "**rotation**", "27-0": "**style**", "28-0": "**transformBehaviors**", "31-0": "**visible**", "h-0": "PropKey", "h-1": "PropType", "12-1": "**React.PropTypes.func**\n\nCalled when the user hovers on or off the control.\n\nFor example:\n``` \n_onHover(isHovering, position, source) {\n if(isHovering) {\n // user is hovering over the box\n } else {\n // user is no longer hovering over the box\n }\n}\n```\nThe position parameter represents the position in world coordinates on the object where the click occurred. \n\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.", "17-1": "**React.PropTypes.func**\n\nCalled when the user performs a touch action, while hovering on the control. Provides the touch state type, and the x/y coordinate at which this touch event has occurred.\n\n|State Value|Description|\n|:------|:----------:|\n|1| Touch Down: Triggered when the user makes physical contact with the touch pad on the controller. |\n|2| Touch Down Move: Called when the user moves around the touch pad immediately after having performed a Touch Down action. |\n|3| Touch Up: Triggered after the user is no longer in physical contact with the touch pad after a Touch Down action. |\n\nFor example:\n``` \n_onTouch(state, touchPos, source) {\n var touchX = touchPos[0];\n var touchY = touchPos[1];\n if(state == 1) {\n // Touch Down\n } else if(state == 2) {\n // Touch Down Move\n } else if(state == 3) { \n // Touch Up\n }\n}\n```\n\nThe touchPos parameter represents the position in world coordinates on the object where the click occurred. \n\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.\n\nUnsupported VR Platforms: Cardboard(Android and iOS).", "21-1": "**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number)**\n\nCartesian position of the text in 3D world space, specified as [x, y, z].", "22-1": "**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number)**\n\nThe rotation of the text around it's local axis specified as Euler angles [x, y, z]. Units for each angle are specified in degrees.", "27-1": "**stylePropType** \n\nStyle properties determine the position and scale of the component within a ViroFlexView. Please see the [UI Controls & Flexbox](doc:flexbox-ui-layouts) guide and [Styles](doc:styles) reference for more information.", "28-1": "**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.string)**\n\nAn array of transform constraints that affect the transform of the object. For example, putting the value \"billboard\" will ensure the box is facing the user as the user rotates their head on any axis. This is useful for icons or text where you'd like the box to always face the user at a particular rotation.\n\nAllowed values(values are case sensitive):\n\n|Value|Description|\n|:------|:----------:|\n|billboard| Billboard object on x,y,z axis |\n|billboardX| Billboard object on the x axis|\n|billboardY| Billboard object on the y axis|", "31-1": "**PropTypes.bool**\n\nFalse if the text should be hidden. By default the text is visible and this value is true.", "0-0": "**animation**", "0-1": "**PropTypes.shape({\n name: PropTypes.string,\n delay: PropTypes.number,\n loop: PropTypes.bool,\n onStart: PropTypes.func,\n onFinish: PropTypes.func,\n run: PropTypes.bool,\n })**\n\nA collection of parameters that determine if and how this component should animate. For more information on animated components please see our [Animation](doc:animation) Guide.", "8-0": "**onClick**", "8-1": "**React.PropTypes.func**\n\nCalled when an object has been clicked.\n\nExample code:\n``` \n_onClick(position, source) {\n // user has clicked the object\n}\n```\nThe position parameter represents the position in world coordinates on the object where the click occurred. \n\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.", "9-0": "**onClickState**", "10-0": "**onDrag**", "15-0": "**onScroll**", "16-0": "**onSwipe**", "15-1": "**React.PropTypes.func**\n\nCalled when the user performs a scroll action, while hovering on the control.\n\nFor example:\n``` \n_onScroll(scrollPos, source) {\n // scrollPos[0]: x scroll position from 0.0 to 1.0. \n // scrollPos[1]: y scroll position from 0.0 to 1.0.\n}\n```\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.\n\nUnsupported VR Platforms: Cardboard(Android and iOS)", "16-1": "**React.PropTypes.func**\n\nCalled when the user performs a swipe gesture on the physical controller, while hovering on this control. \n\nFor example:\n``` \n_onSwipe(state, source) {\n if(state == 1) {\n // Swiped up\n } else if(state == 2) {\n // Swiped down\n } else if(state == 3) { \n // Swiped left\n } else if(state == 4) { \n // Swiped right\n }\n}\n```\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.\n\nUnsupported VR Platforms: Cardboard(Android and iOS)", "9-1": "**React.PropTypes.func**\n\nCalled for each click state an object goes through as it is clicked. Supported click states and their values are the following:\n\n|State Value|Description|\n|:------|:----------:|\n|1| Click Down: Triggered when the user has performed a click down action while hovering on this control.|\n|2| Click Up: Triggered when the user has performed a click up action while hovering on this control.|\n|3| Clicked: Triggered when the user has performed both a click down and click up action on this control sequentially, thereby having \"Clicked\" the object.|\n\nExample code:\n``` \n_onClickState(stateValue, position, source) {\n if(stateValue == 1) {\n // Click Down\n } else if(stateValue == 2) {\n // Click Up\n } else if(stateValue == 3) { \n // Clicked\n }\n}\n```\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.", "10-1": "**React.PropTypes.func**\n\nCalled when the view is currently being dragged. The dragToPos parameter provides the current 3D location of the dragged object. \n\nExample code:\n``` \n_onDrag(dragToPos, source) {\n // dragtoPos[0]: x position\n // dragtoPos[1]: y position\n // dragtoPos[2]: z position\n}\n``` \nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section. \n\nUnsupported VR Platforms: Cardboard iOS", "24-0": "**scale**", "24-1": "**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number)**\n\nThe scale of the surface in 3D space, specified as [x,y,z]. A scale of 1 represents the current size of the surface. A scale value of < 1 will make the surface proportionally smaller while a value >1 will make the surface proportionally bigger along the specified axis.", "19-0": "**opacity**", "19-1": "**PropTypes.number**\n\nA number from 0 to 1 that specifies the opacity of the object. A value of 1 translates into a fully opaque object while 0 represents full transparency.", "6-0": "**materials**", "6-1": "**PropTypes.oneOfType([PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.string),PropTypes.string])**\n\nAn array of strings that each represent a material that was created via ViroMaterials.createMaterials().", "11-1": "**PropTypes.oneOfType**\n``` \nPropTypes.oneOfType([\n React.PropTypes.shape({\n callback: React.PropTypes.func.isRequired,\n timeToFuse: PropTypes.number\n }),\n React.PropTypes.func,\n])\n``` \nAs shown above, onFuse takes one of the types - either a callback, or a dictionary with a callback and duration. \n\nIt is called after the user hovers onto and remains hovered on the control for a certain duration of time, as indicated in timeToFuse that represents the duration of time in milliseconds. \n\nWhile hovering, the reticle will display a count down animation while fusing towards timeToFuse.\n\nNote that timeToFuse defaults to 2000ms.\n\nFor example:\n``` \n_onFuse(source){\n // User has hovered over object for timeToFuse milliseconds\n}\n```\nFor the mapping of sources to controller inputs, see the [Events](doc:events) section.", "11-0": "**onFuse**", "25-0": "**scalePivot**", "23-0": "**rotationPivot**", "4-0": "**ignoreEventHandling**", "3-0": "**dragType**", "5-0": "**lightReceivingBitMask**", "26-0": "**shadowCastingBitMask**", "18-0": "**onTransformUpdate**", "13-0": "**onPinch**", "14-0": "**onRotate**", "20-0": "**physicsBody**", "30-0": "**viroTag**", "7-0": "**onCollision**", "3-1": "**PropTypes.oneOf([\"FixedDistance\", \"FixedToWorld\"])**\n\nDetermines the behavior of drag if **onDrag** is specified.\n\n|Value|Description|\n|:------|:----------:|\n|FixedDistance| Dragging is limited to a fixed radius around the user|\n|FixedToWorld| Dragging is based on intersection with real world objects. **Available only in AR** |\n|FixedToPlane| Dragging is limited to a fixed plane around the user. The configuration of this plane is defined by the **dragPlane** property.|\n\nThe default value is \"FixedDistance\".", "4-1": "**PropTypes.bool**\n\nWhen set to true, this control will ignore events and not prevent controls behind it from receiving event callbacks.\n\nThe default value is false.", "5-1": "**PropTypes.number**\n\nA bit mask that is bitwise and-ed (&) with each light's influenceBitMask. If the result is > 0, then the light will illuminate this object. For more information please see the [Lighting and Materials](doc:3d-scene-lighting) Guide.", "13-1": "**React.PropTypes.func**\n\nCalled when the user performs a pinch gesture on the control. When the pinch starts, the scale factor is set to 1 is relative to the points of the two touch points. \n\nFor example:\n```\n _onPinch(pinchState, scaleFactor, source) {\n if(pinchState == 3) {\n // update scale of obj by multiplying by scaleFactor when pinch ends.\n return;\n }\n //set scale using native props to reflect pinch.\n }\n```\npinchState can be the following values:\n\n|State Value|Description|\n|:------|:----------:|\n|1| Pinch Start: Triggered when the user has started a pinch gesture.|\n|2| Pinch Move: Triggered when the user has adjusted the pinch, moving both fingers. |\n|3| Pinch End: When the user has finishes the pinch gesture and released both touch points. |\n\n**This event is only available in AR**.", "14-1": "**React.PropTypes.func**\n\nCalled when the user performs a rotation touch gesture on the control. Rotation factor is returned in degrees.\n\nWhen setting rotation, the rotation should be relative to it's current rotation, *not* set to the absolute value of the given rotationFactor.\n\nFor example:\n\n```\n _onRotate(rotateState, rotationFactor, source) {\n\n if (rotateState == 3) {\n //set to current rotation - rotationFactor.\n return;\n }\n //update rotation using setNativeProps\n },\n\n```\nrotationState can be the following values:\n\n|State Value|Description|\n|:------|:----------:|\n|1| Rotation Start: Triggered when the user has started a rotation gesture.|\n|2| Rotation Move: Triggered when the user has adjusted the rotation, moving both fingers. |\n|3| Rotation End: When the user has finishes the rotation gesture and released both touch points. |\n\n**This event is only available in AR**.", "23-1": "**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number) **\n\nCartesian position in [x,y,z] about which rotation is applied relative to the component's position.", "25-1": "**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number) **\n\nCartesian position in [x,y,z] from which scale is applied relative to the component's position.", "26-1": "**PropTypes.number**\n\nA bit mask that is bitwise and-ed (&) with each light's influenceBitMask. If the result is > 0, then this object will cast shadows from the light. For more information please see the [Lighting and Materials](doc:3d-scene-lighting) Guide.", "7-1": "**React.PropTypes.func**\n\nCalled when this component's physics body collides with another component's physics body. Also invoked by [ViroScene](doc:viroscene)/[ViroARScene](doc:viroarscene)'s `findCollisions...` functions.\n\n|Return Value | Description |\n|---|---|\n|viroTag | the given viroTag (string) of the collided component |\n|collidedPoint | an array of numbers representing the position, in world coordinates, of the point of collision|\n|collidedNormal | an array representing the normal of the collision in world coordinates. |", "18-1": "**PropTypes.func**\n\nA function that is invoked when the component moves and provides an array of numbers representing the component's position in world coordinates.", "20-1": "**PropTypes.shape({..[physics.api](http://docs.viromedia.com/docs/physics#physicsbody-api)..}),**\n\nCreates and binds a physics body that is configured with the provided collection of physics properties associated with this control.\n\nFor more information on physics components, please see the [physics.api](http://docs.viromedia.com/docs/physics#physicsbody-api).", "30-1": "**PropTypes.string**\n\nA tag given to other components when their physics body collides with this component's physics body. Refer to [physics](doc:physics) for more information.", "29-0": "**uvCoordinates**", "29-1": "**PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number)**\n\nAn array of 4 values [u0, v0, u1, v1] representing the UV-coordinates which determines how a texture should be tiled across the surface.\n\nTexture coordinates are represented on 2D U and V axes (essentially the X and Y axes of the image). The left edge of a texture is U = 0.0 and the right edge of the texture is U = 1.0. Similarly, the top edge of a texture is V=0.0 and the bottom edge of the texture is V=1.0.\n\nSpecifying greater than 1.0 on either the U or V axis will cause the tile to repeat itself or clamp, depending on the [Material's](doc:materials) `wrapS` and `wrapT` properties. Specifying less than 1.0 on the U or V axis will render that texture partially over the entire surface.", "1-1": "**PropTypes.bool**\n\nWhen set to true, this control will act as a transparent surface and capture any shadows that are cast onto it.", "1-0": "**arShadowReceiver**", "2-0": "**dragPlane**", "2-1": "**PropTypes.shape({\n planePoint:PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number),\n planeNormal:PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number), \n maxDistance:PropTypes.number\n})**\n\n\nWhen a drag type of \"FixedToPlane\" is given, dragging is limited to a user defined plane. The dragging behavior is then configured by this property (specified by a point on the plane and its normal vector). You can also limit the maximum distance the dragged object is allowed to travel away from the camera/controller (useful for situations where the user can drag an object towards infinity)." }, "cols": 2, "rows": 32 } [/block] [block:api-header] { "title": "Methods" } [/block] [block:parameters] { "data": { "h-0": "async getBoundingBoxAsync()", "0-0": "[Async](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/async_function) function that returns the component's bounding box in world coordinates.\n\nReturns a [Promise](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Promise) that will be completed with the following object:\n\n```\n{\n `boundingBox` : {\n `minX` : number,\n `maxX` : number, \n `minY` : number,\n `maxY` : number,\n `minZ` : number,\n `maxZ` : number\n }\n}\n```" }, "cols": 1, "rows": 1 } [/block] [block:parameters] { "data": { "h-0": "async getTransformAsync()", "0-0": "[Async](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/async_function) function that returns the component's transform (position, scale and rotation).\n\n|Return value | Description|\n|---|---|\n| transform | an object that contains \"position\", \"scale\" and \"rotation\" keys which point to number arrays |" }, "cols": 1, "rows": 1 } [/block] [block:parameters] { "data": { "h-0": "applyImpulse(force: arrayOf(number), position: arrayOf(number))", "0-0": "A function used with [physics](doc:physics) to apply an impulse (instantaneous) force to an object with a physics body.\n\n|Parameter|Description|\n|---|---|\n|force |an array of magnitudes to be applied as force (N) to the object in the positive x, y and z directions|" }, "cols": 1, "rows": 1 } [/block] [block:parameters] { "data": { "h-0": "applyTorqueImpulse(torque: arrayOf(number), position: arrayOf(number))", "0-0": "A function used with [physics](doc:physics) to apply an impulse (instantaneous) torque to an object with a physics body.\n\n|Parameter|Description|\n|---|---|\n|torque |an array of magnitudes to be applied as a torque (N * m) to the object in the positive x, y and z directions at the given position|\n|position | a position relative to the object from which to apply the given torque|" }, "cols": 1, "rows": 1 } [/block] [block:parameters] { "data": { "h-0": "setVelocity(velocity: arrayOf(number))", "0-0": "A function used with [physics](doc:physics) to set the velocity of an object with a physics body.\n\n|Parameter|Description|\n|---|---|\n|velocity | an array of numbers corresponding to x, y, and z velocity |" }, "cols": 1, "rows": 1 } [/block] [block:parameters] { "data": { "h-0": "setNativeProps(nativeProps: object)", "0-0": "A wrapper function around the native component's setNativeProps which allow users to set values on the native component without changing state/setting props and re-rendering. Refer to the React Native documentation on [Direct Manipulation](https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/direct-manipulation.html) for more information.\n\n|Parameter|Description|\n|---|---|\n|nativeProps | an object where the keys are the properties to set and the values are the values to set |\n\nFor example, setting position natively would look like this:\n\n```\ncomponentRef.setNativeProps({\n position : [0, 0, -1]\n});\n```" }, "cols": 1, "rows": 1 } [/block]