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Object Model

In addition to IScriptObject, Maxwell.Script.dll defines several other interfaces. IScriptObject has as its properties one of each

of these child objects:

The supplementary interfaces are implemented as child-properties of IScriptObject. Scene parameters are always accessed

through IScriptObject's child sub-objects:

 ICameraObject : properties corresponding to those in Manager > Camera

 IChannelsObject : properties corresponding to those in Scene Manager > Channels

 IDateAndTimeObject : properties corresponding to those in Scene Manager > Date & Time

 IEnvironmentObject : properties corresponding to those in Scene Manager > Environment

 IImageBasedChannelObject : properties corresponding to those in Scene Manager > Environment > Image Based Channels

 ILocationObject : properties corresponding to those in Scene Manager > Location

 IOutputObject : properties corresponding to those in Scene Manager > Output

 IPlugInOptionsObject : properties corresponding to those in Scene Manager > Options

 IRenderingObject : methods to invoke the plugin's Rendering functions

 ISettingsObject : properties corresponding to those in Scene Manager > Settings

All parameters are represented as simple get/set properties, with no parameterized methods. The only data-types required

are string, integer, double, and boolean, with no need to pass arrays. Parameters which are represented as enums in the

underlying type accept string input, e.g. setting the scene's Environment type to Physical Sky takes the string: "PhysicalSky".

In general, property names follow their corresponding names as shown in the Scene Manager, with some small differences

from time to time. On the overall though, if one is able to use the Scene Manager user-interface, it should be quite easy to

script the plugin.

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