Class Name: Inline Color

Superclass - Color

Definition

A Color that is directly contained by an object.

Primary Page in DRM Diagram:

• 14

Example

FAQs

Why do Color Tables have Primitive Colors instead of Inline Colors?

Color Tables used to be composed of Inline Colors, but problems arose since both Color Index and Inline Color objects can have Translucency. When a Color Index that has a Translucency component refers to an entry in a Color Table, the interpretation is clearer if the Color Table's entry cannot have any additional Translucency. Consequently, Primitive Color exists so that we can put 'just the color' into a Color Table's entry.

Constraints

• Color Mapping Restrictions

Composed of (one-way)(inherited)

• optionally, a Translucency

Composed of (one-way)

• one Primitive Color

Component of (one-way)(inherited)

• optionally, a Color Entry Table
• optionally, some Aggregate Geometries
• optionally, some Attribute Sets
• optionally, some Base Vertices
• optionally, some Color Sets
• optionally, some Features
• optionally, some Geometry Model Instances
• optionally, some Primitive Geometries

Inherited Field Elements