RGL id values — rglIds • rgl

All objects in an RGL scene have a numerical id. These ids are normally stored in vectors of class c("rglIds", "numeric"), which will also have class "rglHighlevel" or "rglLowlevel" depending on whether a high level function like plot3d or persp3d, or a low level function created the objects.

rglId(ids = integer())
lowlevel(ids = integer())
highlevel(ids = integer())
# S3 method for rglId
print(x, 
      rglwidget = getOption("rgl.printRglwidget", FALSE),
      ...)

Arguments

ids: A vector of object ids.
x: An "rglId" object to print.
rglwidget: Whether to create and print an RGL widget. If false, nothing is printed.
...: Other arguments which will be passed to rglwidget if it is used.

Details

These functions and classes are intended to allow RGL scenes to be automatically displayed in R Markdown documents. See setupKnitr for details on enabling auto-printing.

Note that all objects in the current scene will be printed by default, not just the ids in x. (One reason for this is that lights are also objects; printing objects without lights would rarely make sense.)

Value

Objects of class "rglId", c("rglHighlevel", "rglId", "numeric") or c("rglLowlevel", "rglId", "numeric") for rglId, lowlevel or highlevel

respectively.

Author

Duncan Murdoch

Examples

x <- matrix(rnorm(30), ncol = 3, dimnames = list(NULL, c("x", "y", "z")))
p <- plot3d(x, type = "s")
str(p)
#>  'rglHighlevel' Named num [1:5] 1568 1569 1570 1571 1572
#>  - attr(*, "names")= chr [1:5] "data" "axes" "xlab" "ylab" ...
if (interactive() || in_pkgdown_example())
  print(p, rglwidget = TRUE)