Node name.

Full path to the node.

The locale of the node.

The width of the node when used in a layout. Overrides the default bounds of the item.

The height of the node when used in a layout. Overrides the default bounds of the item.

The size of the node in depth direction when used in a layout. Overrides the default bounds of the item.

The calculated width of the node when used in a layout.

The calculated height of the node when used in a layout.

The calculated size of the node in depth direction when used in a layout.

The alignment in horizontal direction the node should use when it resides under a layout.

The alignment in vertical direction the node should use when it resides under a layout.

The alignment in depth direction the node should use when it resides under a layout.

Sets the horizontal space between this node and other nodes that are adjacent to this node in a layout.

To access the Horizontal Margin property fields in a binding, use:

• X for the Left property field
• Y for the Right property field

Sets the vertical space between this node and other nodes that are adjacent to this node in a layout.

To access the Vertical Margin property fields in a binding, use:

• X for the Bottom property field
• Y for the Top property field

Sets the depth distance between this node and other nodes that are adjacent to this node in a layout.

To access the Depth Margin property fields in a binding, use:

• X for the Back property field
• Y for the Front property field

When enabled, the node can be hit tested. Enabling Hit Testable for a 2D node enables hit testing only for that node. Enabling Hit Testable for a 3D node enables hit testing also for the child nodes. Kanzi hit tests 3D nodes using the default Camera node or the Hit Test Camera node of the active Scene node.

When enabled, Kanzi uses the layout bounds as geometry for hit testing.

When disabled, Kanzi does not render the node.

Whether this node is enabled. When you disable this property in a node, that node and its descendant nodes in the same overlay focus scope are effectively disabled. Effectively disabling a node removes that node from the focus chain and cancels all the active input manipulators.Use the Effectively Enabled property to observe whether a node is effectively enabled.

Indicates whether this node and its ancestor nodes are enabled. Use this property in state managers and bindings to observe whether a node is effectively enabled. To enable or disable a node, use the Enabled property. When a node is effectively disabled:

• When that node is focused, it receives key input until the focus moves to another node.
• When that node is not focused, it is not part of the focus chain and does not receive key input.

Indicates whether the node can receive focus.

Indicates whether the node has the key focus.

Reports the focus state of a node:

• No focus (0) indicates that the node is not focused. For a focus scope node indicates that none of the nodes in the scope have focus.
• Logical focus (1) indicates that the node is the logical focus node of an overlay-type focus scope. For a focus scope node indicates that one of the nodes in that scope is the logical focus node.
• Key focus (2) indicates that the node is the key focus node of the application and receives key input. For a focus scope node indicates that one of the nodes in that scope is the key focus node.

Use this property in state managers and bindings to implement focus states in the UI nodes.

To observe whether a node is the key focus node, you can use the boolean Focus > Focused property.

The font family used to render the text.

Sets the amount the node is inside its parent. Use the value of this property in shaders to implement fades. Calculated by the parent node.

Sets whether to clip the child nodes of this node. Kanzi clips the child nodes whose bounding box is completely outside of the bounding box of their parent node. Use this property with layout nodes. The child nodes can use only translation transformation.

Sets how the content that belongs to this node is stretched (as opposed to manipulating the actual node size).

Opacity of the node.

Indicates whether a node is the foremost hit testable node under the cursor.

Sets a style to the node.

Sets the State Manager to the node.

Sets the scale factor to project pixels to 3D size. When scale is 1, then the size of one pixel is one 3D space unit.

Kanzi internally uses this property to distinguish objects like bindings and triggers created in code from objects that are loaded from a kzb file.

Sets the name of the node component that receives this message. To send this message to every node component in this node, use an empty string.

Example

local value = arguments:getTargetNameProperty()
arguments:setTargetNameProperty(value)

Name of the node component that sent the message.

Example

local value = arguments:getSourceNameProperty()
arguments:setSourceNameProperty(value)