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This subclass of hou.NetworkShape describes a wire that can be drawn into a network editor pane. This wire is drawn using the same wire style set on the current network.
Methods ¶
__init__(input_pos, input_dir, output_pos, output_dir, color = hou.Color((1.0, 1.0, 1.0)), alpha = 1.0, fade_factor = 0.0, smooth = True, dashed = False)
Constructs a new connection descriptor. This is different from a hou.NetworkShapeLine because it is drawn using the same algorithm as a wire connecting two nodes, rather than always using a straight line.
input_pos
A hou.Vector2 indicating the starting point of the connection, expressed in network coordinates.
input_dir
A hou.Vector2 expressing the starting direction of the wire.
output_pos
A hou.Vector2 indicating the end point of the connection, expressed in network coordinates.
output_dir
A hou.Vector2 expressing the ending direction of the wire.
color
The color of the connection, expressed as a hou.Color.
alpha
The alpha used when drawing the connection, expressed as a float value between 0 and 1.
fade_factor
A float value indicating the amount of fading that should be applied
to this connection if it exceeds the fade length. By setting this
value to 0.0, all fading logic is disabled.
smooth
A boolean value indicating whether lines should be drawn with smoothing turned on. Smoothing lines is a form of anti-aliasing which can make curved lines look better, but doing so may affect the color of the line.
dashed
A boolean value indicating whether lines should be drawn as a series of dashes rather than as solid lines.