ViewDisplayBackground

Description:
Set of values that control how background is drawn in a view. Background can only be set for a 3d view or for a section or elevation view.

Inheritance Hierarchy:
System.Object
Autodesk.Revit.DB.ViewDisplayBackground

public class ViewDisplayBackground : IDisposable

Public Class ViewDisplayBackground _
	Implements IDisposable

public ref class ViewDisplayBackground : IDisposable

Name	Return Type	Description
M CreateGradient(Color, Color, Color)	View.SetBackground	Creates an object that can be passed to View.SetBackground method to set the background of the Gradient type.
M CreateImage(String, ViewDisplayBackgroundImageFlags, UV, UV)	View.SetBackground	Creates an object that can be passed to View.SetBackground method to set the background of the Image type.
M CreateSky()	View.SetBackground	Creates an object that can be passed to View.SetBackground method to set the background of the SunAndClouds type.
M Dispose()	None	Releases all resources used by the

Name	Return Type	Description
P BackgroundColor	Color	The color of the horizon when the type is 'Gradient'.
P GroundColor	Color	The color of the ground when the type is 'Gradient' or 'SunAndClouds'.
P HorizontalImageOffset	double	The distance between the left viewport boundary and the left edge of the background image.
P HorizontalImageScale	double	The horizontal scale of the background image; the scale of 1.0 puts the image pixel-to-pixel.
P ImageFlags	ViewDisplayBackgroundImageFlags	The image alignment indicators when the type is 'Image'.
P ImagePath	string	The path to the image file when the type is 'Image'.
P IsValidObject	bool	Specifies whether the .NET object represents a valid Revit entity.
P SkyColor	Color	The color of the sky when the type is 'Gradient'.
P Type	ViewDisplayBackgroundType	The type of the background.
P VerticalImageOffset	double	The distance between the bottom viewport boundary and the bottom edge of the background image.
P VerticalImageScale	double	The vertical scale of the background image; the scale of 1.0 puts the image pixel-to-pixel.