GraphicsBindingWmrD3d11.GetRemoteFocusPoint Method
Definition
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Retrieves the remote focus point.
public:
Microsoft::Azure::RemoteRendering::FocusPointResult GetRemoteFocusPoint(IntPtr coordinateSystem, [Runtime::InteropServices::Out] Microsoft::Azure::RemoteRendering::Float3 % position, [Runtime::InteropServices::Out] Microsoft::Azure::RemoteRendering::Float3 % normal, [Runtime::InteropServices::Out] Microsoft::Azure::RemoteRendering::Float3 % velocity);public Microsoft.Azure.RemoteRendering.FocusPointResult GetRemoteFocusPoint (IntPtr coordinateSystem, out Microsoft.Azure.RemoteRendering.Float3 position, out Microsoft.Azure.RemoteRendering.Float3 normal, out Microsoft.Azure.RemoteRendering.Float3 velocity);member this.GetRemoteFocusPoint : nativeint * Float3 * Float3 * Float3 -> Microsoft.Azure.RemoteRendering.FocusPointResultPublic Function GetRemoteFocusPoint (coordinateSystem As IntPtr, ByRef position As Float3, ByRef normal As Float3, ByRef velocity As Float3) As FocusPointResultParameters
- coordinateSystem
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IntPtr
nativeint
The coordinate frame in which the focus point should be expressed. Passing an invalid coordinate system will result in invalid focus points.
- position
- Float3
The focus point's position in world-space.
- normal
- Float3
The focus point's normal in world-space.
- velocity
- Float3
The focus point's velocity measured in units per second, in world-space.
Returns
How to interpret the point data. If Invalid is returned, the data should not be used.
Remarks
This focus point must be explicitly set as the focus point to be used.
A NoConnection error occurs if this is called while there is no connection to the server.