Interface SchedulePlayerParams

Whether the player begins playing immediately. Default false — the player constructs paused at currentDate so callers can wire their UI before time starts advancing.

Starting position of the time cursor. Defaults to the schedule's startDate so the scene opens on its empty state.

RGB tint applied to pending-task objects when ghostUpcoming is on. Default [0.6, 0.7, 0.85] — a cool steel-blue that reads as "future / planned" against the warm InProgress orange.

Opacity used for pending-task objects when ghostUpcoming is on. Default 0.18 — visible enough to read as a wireframe-ish massing, faint enough to keep InProgress and Complete objects unambiguously dominant.

When true, pending tasks' objects are shown as a low-opacity ghost (x-rayed + tinted) so the user sees what hasn't happened yet. When false, pending objects are hidden. Default true.

Opacity used for InProgress task objects. Default 0.85, with the trade colour from each task driving the tint.

Playback speed in schedule-days per real-time second. Default 7 — the timeline advances one week per second of wall-clock playback, so a 24-week schedule plays out in ~24 s.

The schedule the player will visualise.

View whose objects the player drives. The player calls view.setObjectsVisible / setObjectsColorized / setObjectsOpacity / setObjectsXrayed against this view's ViewObjects — bulk data-texture writes, not buffer rebuilds, so a per-frame state apply across thousands of objects stays cheap.