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The '''wiper_data''' unit class is used to define wipers which clear raindrops from the simulated glass panes in the interior view. A separate unit is used for each wiper. They are defined as nameless units, belonging to [[Documentation/Engine/Units/glass_pane_data|glass_pane_data]] via the ''wipers'' attribute and are typically included via '''/def/vehicle/truck/<make.model>/interior/glass.sui'''.
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The '''wiper_data''' unit class is used to define wipers which clear raindrops from the simulated glass panes in the interior view. A separate unit is used for each wiper. They are defined as nameless units, belonging to [[Documentation/Engine/Units/glass_pane_data|glass_pane_data]] via the ''wipers'' attribute and are typically included via '''/def/vehicle/truck/<brand.model>/interior/glass.sui'''.
  
 
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|The length of the wiper 'blade' in meters, along the center_bone's X axis.
 
|The length of the wiper 'blade' in meters, along the center_bone's X axis.
 
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Latest revision as of 14:07, 20 June 2017

The wiper_data unit class is used to define wipers which clear raindrops from the simulated glass panes in the interior view. A separate unit is used for each wiper. They are defined as nameless units, belonging to glass_pane_data via the wipers attribute and are typically included via /def/vehicle/truck/<brand.model>/interior/glass.sui.

Attributes

Name Type Default Value Description
center_bone string The name of the bone in the animated interior model's skeleton to use as the wiper's centroid. The bone's Z axis should point 'into' the glass pane (roughly opposite the glass locator's Y axis).
length float 0.0 The length of the wiper 'blade' in meters, along the center_bone's X axis.