class FbxSelectionNode : FbxObject /NoDefaultCtors/

{

public:

static FbxClassId ClassId;

static FbxSelectionNode* Create(FbxManager *pManager, const char *pName);

virtual FbxClassId GetClassId() const;

static FbxSelectionNode* Create(FbxObject *pContainer, const char *pName);

bool operator==(const FbxSelectionNode & pObj);

/** \enum ESelectType SelectionNode type identifier.

* - \e eVertexLevel Vertex level selection.

* - \e eEdgeLevel Edge level selection.

* - \e eFaceLevel Face level selection.

* - \e eObjectLevel Object level selection.

* - \e eSelectTypeCount Number of Select Types.

*/

enum ESelectType

{

eVertexLevel,

eEdgeLevel,

eFaceLevel,

eObjectLevel,

eSelectTypeCount

};

/** Set an object whose components or itself is contained in the SelectionNode.

* \param pObject The object whose components or itself is contained in the SelectionNode.

* \return \c true if the object is set successfully. \c false otherwise.

* \remarks It is possible a SDK user will set multiple objects to one SelectionNode, but only the last one will be kept.

*/

bool SetSelectionObject(FbxObject* pObject);

/** Get the object whose components or itself is contained in the SelectionNode.

* \return The object whose components or itself is contained in the SelectionNode.

*/

FbxObject* GetSelectionObject();

/** To detect if the SelectionNode is valid.

* \return \c true if this is a valid SelectionNode. \c false otherwise.

* \remarks SelectionNode is valid if selection object is set.

* SelectionNode is not valid if no selection object is set.

*/

bool IsValid();

/** true means the object itself is also in the selection set;

* false means only the object's components are in the selection set, the object is not.

*/

bool mIsTheNodeInSet;

/** Index array for selected vertices.

*/

IntArray mVertexIndexArray;

/** Index array for selected edges.

*/

IntArray mEdgeIndexArray;

/** Index array for selected faces.

*/

IntArray mPolygonIndexArray;

protected:

virtual ~FbxSelectionNode();

};