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This interface allows the user to control the position and orientation of an object or location on the terrain. In addition, this interface defines a distance from which the object is viewed when flying to it (or circling it, for example).
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Properties |
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The altitude of the IPosition6 object. |
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An enum determining how the altitude is interpreted. |
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A Boolean that determines whether calculations are based on a Cartesian coordinate system. |
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The distance from the camera to the position. |
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The tilt angle of the camera or object. |
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The roll angle of the object. |
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The x-coordinate. |
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The y-coordinate |
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The direction angle of the camera or object. |
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Methods |
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Returns an IPosition6 object with the same position and angle as the caller’s. |
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Converts the altitude type of the caller to a new altitude type. |
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Returns a copy of the IPosition6 object. |
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Measures the distance between two coordinates. |
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Initializes a new instance of IPosition6. |
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Compares the property values of this position to another position. |
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Moves a coordinate a given percentage toward another coordinate. |
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Moves a coordinate a specific distance. |
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Moves a coordinate the specified distance toward another coordinate. |
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Returns an IPosition6 object that is converted to absolute height. |
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Returns an IPosition6 object that is converted to height relative to terrain. |
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Returns a string of comma separated position values. |