FloorplanManager

class Communicator.FloorplanManager(): Main interface into the 2D floorplan functionality for the viewer. Can show a 2-dimensional floorplan of a BIM-enabled model. The floorplan display will include an avatar that represents the camera position of the 3D view.

Methods

activate

Communicator.FloorplanManager.activate()

Activate the floorplan overlay.

Return type: Promise[void]

deactivate

Communicator.FloorplanManager.deactivate()

Deactivate the floorplan overlay. Once explicitly deactivated via this call, auto-activation will be suppressed for any new model that is loaded. Auto-activation can be reenabled by calling setAutoActivate

Return type: Promise[void]

getAvatarNodeId

Communicator.FloorplanManager.getAvatarNodeId()

Gets the NodeId of the floorplan avatar.

Return type: { }

getConfiguration

Communicator.FloorplanManager.getConfiguration()

Returns a copy of the current floorplan configuration.

Return type: Communicator.FloorplanConfig

getCurrentFloorNodeId

Communicator.FloorplanManager.getCurrentFloorNodeId()

Gets the NodeId of the current storey.

Return type: { }

getFloorLock

Communicator.FloorplanManager.getFloorLock()

Returns true if displayed floor has been locked with setFloorLock

Return type: boolean

insideOverlay

Communicator.FloorplanManager.insideOverlay(point)

Returns true if the given point is inside the floorplan overlay and false otherwise.

Arguments

point (Communicator.Point2()) –

Return type

boolean

isActive

Communicator.FloorplanManager.isActive()

Returns true if the FloorplanManager is fully active.

Return type: boolean

setAutoActivate

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setAutoActivate(autoActivate)

Sets the auto-activate capability for any models loaded after this call. See FloorplanConfig.autoActivate for detailed information.

Arguments

autoActivate (Communicator.FloorplanAutoActivation()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setAvatarColor

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setAvatarColor(color)

Sets the avatar primary color. See FloorplanConfig.avatarColor for detailed information.

Arguments

color (Communicator.Color()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setAvatarOpacity

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setAvatarOpacity(opacity)

Sets the avatar opacity. See FloorplanConfig.avatarOpacity for detailed information.

Arguments

opacity (number()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setAvatarOutlineColor

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setAvatarOutlineColor(color)

Sets the avatar outline color. See FloorplanConfig.avatarOutlineColor for detailed information.

Arguments

color (Communicator.Color()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setAvatarScale

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setAvatarScale(scale)

Sets the avatar scale. See FloorplanConfig.avatarScale for detailed information.

Arguments

scale (number()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setBackgroundColor

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setBackgroundColor(color)

Sets the overlay background color. See FloorplanConfig.backgroundColor for detailed information.

Arguments

color (Communicator.Color()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setBackgroundOpacity

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setBackgroundOpacity(opacity)

Sets the overlay background opacity. See FloorplanConfig.backgroundOpacity for detailed information.

Arguments

opacity (number()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setBorderColor

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setBorderColor(color)

Sets the overlay border color. See FloorplanConfig.borderColor for detailed information.

Arguments

color (Communicator.Color()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setBorderOpacity

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setBorderOpacity(opacity)

Sets the overlay border opacity. See FloorplanConfig.borderOpacity for detailed information.

Arguments

opacity (number()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setConfiguration

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setConfiguration(config)

Updates the floorplan to use the given configuration. This function allows the user to set all configuration values with a single operation. There are also set<config-value>() functions for easily setting individual configuration values.

Arguments

config (Communicator.FloorplanConfig()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

Note that when using this function, all settings in the given configuration are used and thus overwrite any individual settings changed with a prior set<config-value>() call.

All values from the passed configuration will be copied as part of this operation.

setCustomAvatar

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setCustomAvatar(customAvatarNodeId)

Sets a custom avatar. See FloorplanConfig.customAvatar for detailed information.

Arguments

customAvatarNodeId ({ }()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setFixedAvatarScale

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setFixedAvatarScale(fixedScale)

Sets the avatar size to fixed scale. See FloorplanConfig.fixedAvatarScale for detailed information.

Arguments

fixedScale (boolean()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setFloorLock

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setFloorLock(lock)

Locks floorplan to current floor such that changing floors will not change the displayed floorplan.

Arguments

lock (boolean()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setFloorplanOrientation

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setFloorplanOrientation(orientation)

Sets the floorplan display orientation. See FloorplanConfig.floorplanOrientation for detailed information.

Arguments

orientation (Communicator.FloorplanOrientation()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setOverlayAnchor

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setOverlayAnchor(anchor)

Sets the anchor position of the floorplan overlay window. See FloorplanConfig.overlayAnchor for detailed information.

Arguments

anchor (Communicator.OverlayAnchor()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setOverlayFeetPerPixel

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setOverlayFeetPerPixel(feetPerPixel)

Sets the overlay scaling. See FloorplanConfig.overlayFeetPerPixel for detailed information.

Arguments

feetPerPixel (number()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setOverlayOffset

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setOverlayOffset(offset)

Sets the offset position of the floorplan overlay window. See FloorplanConfig.overlayOffset for detailed information.

Arguments

offset (Communicator.Point2()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setOverlaySize

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setOverlaySize(size, widthUnits, heightUnits)

Sets the size of the floorplan overlay window. See FloorplanConfig.overlaySize for detailed information.

Arguments

size (Communicator.Point2()) –
widthUnits (Communicator.OverlayUnit()) –
heightUnits (Communicator.OverlayUnit()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setTrackCameraEnabled

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setTrackCameraEnabled(enabled)

Sets the floorplan tracking mode. See FloorplanConfig.trackCameraEnabled for detailed information.

Arguments

enabled (boolean()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setUseTightBoundings

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setUseTightBoundings(tightBoundings)

Makes floorplans use tight boundings during creation which can result in a better fit for the overlay. This involves recreating any already existing floorplans. This can be significantly more time consuming than using loose boundings if your floors are complex. Defaults to false.

Arguments

tightBoundings (boolean()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

setZoomLevel

Communicator.FloorplanManager.setZoomLevel(zoomLevel)

Sets the overlay zoom level. See FloorplanConfig.zoomLevel for detailed information.

Arguments

zoomLevel (number()) –

Return type

Promise[void]

snapAvatarToPoint

Communicator.FloorplanManager.snapAvatarToPoint(point)

Moves the camera such that the avatar will appear at the provided point on the overlay. This is only available when the floorplan is not tracking the camera.

Arguments

point (Communicator.Point2()) – Point in canvas within overlay

Return type

void