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ViewSizer
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Known Indirect Subclasses
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Public Methods
public
abstract
Vector3
getSize
(View view)
Calculates the desired size of the view in the Scene. x represents the width, and y represents the height.
Parameters
| view |
the view to calculate the size of |
Returns
- a new vector that represents the view's size in the
Scene
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Last updated 2024-06-26 UTC.
[null,null,["Last updated 2024-06-26 UTC."],[[["`ViewSizer` is an interface used to control the size of a `ViewRenderable` within a Sceneform `Scene`."],["It provides a mechanism to calculate the desired size of an Android `View` in meters for 3D placement."],["The final rendered size is influenced by both the `ViewSizer` and the `Node`'s world scale."],["`getSize()` is the core method, taking an Android `View` and returning a `Vector3` representing its dimensions in the scene."],["Several pre-built implementations exist, like `FixedHeightViewSizer`, `FixedWidthViewSizer`, and `DpToMetersViewSizer`, offering different approaches to sizing."]]],["The `ViewSizer` interface controls the size of a `ViewRenderable` within a `Scene`. Subclasses like `DpToMetersViewSizer`, `FixedHeightViewSizer`, and `FixedWidthViewSizer` determine size based on density-independent pixels per meter, fixed height, or fixed width in meters, respectively. `getSize(View view)` is the method for calculating the desired size of a view. The final displayed size is adjusted by the `getWorldScale()` of the attached `Node`. The method `getSize` return a vector representing the size in the scene, with x being the width and y the height.\n"]]