class QAxisAccumulator#

QAxisAccumulator processes velocity or acceleration data from a QAxis . More

Inheritance diagram of PySide6.Qt3DInput.Qt3DInput.QAxisAccumulator

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Detailed Description#

Constructs a new QAxisAccumulator instance with parent.

A QAxis reports the current position of an axis on an input device. When the axis is returned to its neutral position the value of that axis returns to 0. Often, it is required to have the input from an axis control a variable in other ways, for example treating the value from the QAxis as a velocity (first derivative with respect to time) or as an acceleration (second derivative with respect to time). This can be done with user code or with a QFrameAction but those approached are not ideal as they add more work to the main thread and are inherently imperative. The QAxisAccumulator class allows for this common task to be performed on the Qt 3D backend and be specified in a declarative manner.

class SourceAxisType#

Constant

Description

Qt3DInput.QAxisAccumulator.Velocity

Qt3DInput.QAxisAccumulator.Acceleration

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Properties can be used directly when from __feature__ import true_property is used or via accessor functions otherwise.

property scaleᅟ: float#
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property sourceAxisᅟ: QAxis#
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property sourceAxisTypeᅟ: Qt3DInput.QAxisAccumulator.SourceAxisType#
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property valueᅟ: float#

Returns the accumulated (integrated) value.

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property velocityᅟ: float#
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__init__([parent=None])#
Parameters:

parentQNode

Constructs a new QAxisAccumulator instance with parent parent.

scale()#
Return type:

float

The amount to scale the axis value by when accumulating. This can be thought of as the maximum velocity or acceleration the axis can control.

Returns the amount the input axis values are scaled by.

See also

setScale()

Getter of property scaleᅟ .

scaleChanged(scale)#
Parameters:

scale – float

Notification signal of property scaleᅟ .

setScale(scale)#
Parameters:

scale – float

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scale()

Setter of property scaleᅟ .

setSourceAxis(sourceAxis)#
Parameters:

sourceAxisQAxis

Sets the source axis from which the accumulator should receive values from to sourceAxis. How these values are treated is controlled by the sourceAxisType and scale properties.

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sourceAxis()

Setter of property sourceAxisᅟ .

setSourceAxisType(sourceAxisType)#
Parameters:

sourceAxisTypeSourceAxisType

Sets how the accumulator treats the values originating from the sourceAxisType.

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sourceAxisType()

Setter of property sourceAxisTypeᅟ .

sourceAxis()#
Return type:

QAxis

Returns QAxis for which the accumulator should integrate axis values.

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setSourceAxis()

Getter of property sourceAxisᅟ .

sourceAxisChanged(sourceAxis)#
Parameters:

sourceAxisQAxis

Notification signal of property sourceAxisᅟ .

sourceAxisType()#
Return type:

SourceAxisType

Returns how the accumulator treats the value of the sourceAxis .

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setSourceAxisType()

Getter of property sourceAxisTypeᅟ .

sourceAxisTypeChanged(sourceAxisType)#
Parameters:

sourceAxisTypeSourceAxisType

Notification signal of property sourceAxisTypeᅟ .

value()#
Return type:

float

Getter of property valueᅟ .

valueChanged(value)#
Parameters:

value – float

Notification signal of property valueᅟ .

velocity()#
Return type:

float

Returns the velocity. If the sourceAxisType is set to Velocity this is simply the value of the source axis multiplied by the scale. If the sourceAxisType is set to Acceleration, the velocity is integrated using the source axis’ value as an acceleration.

Getter of property velocityᅟ .

velocityChanged(value)#
Parameters:

value – float

Notification signal of property velocityᅟ .