Drawing Chrome

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Visual decoration drawn alongside the projected geometry — a translucent backing panel and a standard technical-drawing title cartouche.

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Two thin specs that round out the technical-drawing look of a buildDrawing call. Both sit on top of the projection plane and are never clipped, hidden, or pickable — chrome is not part of the source model.

• PanelSpec — translucent backing quad behind the line work, optionally textured via a procgen.paintMaterials painter for a procedural paper / parchment surface.
• TitleBlockSpec — heading row plus labelled LABEL | value rows, sized to a fraction of the frame width and pinned to its bottom-right corner.

Usage

Chrome is passed inline to buildDrawing:

import { buildDrawing } from "@xeokit/sdk/presentations/drawings";

await buildDrawing({
  scene,
  sourceModel:   scene.models["myModel"],
  targetModelId: "myModel__sheet",
  direction:     "front",

  frame:      1.5,
  frameColor: [0.05, 0.25, 0.85],

  panel: {
    color:        [1, 1, 1],
    opacity:      0.55,
    textureScale: 1.0
  },

  titleBlock: {
    title: "BUILDING A — FRONT ELEVATION",
    rows: [
      { label: "PROJECT", value: "TOWER 42"   },
      { label: "SCALE",   value: "1 : 100"    },
      { label: "DATE",    value: "2026-05-14" }
    ],
    widthFraction: 0.42
  }
});
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Textured panels

The panel.paint painter is a zero-arg callback that returns a MaterialMaps triple from procgen.paintMaterials (colour + normal + metallic-roughness). The projector creates the three textures and a SceneMaterial inside the target SceneModel and binds the panel quad to it via triplanar mapping (the quad carries no UVs).

import { paintBlueprint } from "@xeokit/sdk/model/procgen/paintMaterials";

await buildDrawing({
  // ...
  panel: {
    color:        [1, 1, 1],
    opacity:      0.9,
    textureScale: 2.0,
    paint:        () => paintBlueprint()
  }
});
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The painter is invoked once per buildDrawing call. Cache the returned maps yourself if you're projecting onto multiple faces and want them to share one underlying texture set.