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// Pull in attributenames.html into qdoc. Note that attributenames.html is
// manually maintained since 2.0 and is not auto-generated.

/*!
    \page qt3dstudio-opengl-runtime-attribute-names.html
    \title Attribute Names
    \keyword Attributes

    Below is a list of the attributes that can be set on the various scene
    objects via Q3DSPresentation::setAttribute() or Q3DSElement::setAttribute().

    \note vector (e.g. a group's or model's \c rotation) and color (e.g. a
    material's \c diffuse) attributes allow setting/getting all components in
    one operation, and are mapped to QVector3D and QColor, respectively.

    \note As of Qt 3D Studio 2.1 not all properties can be changed on the fly at
    run time. As a general rule attributes that are animatable in the Qt 3D
    Studio application are freely changeable by the applications during run time
    as well.

    \note When possible, applications are recommended to rely on the \c{data
    input} functionality of Qt 3D Studio instead. This avoids the need to refer
    to hard-coded attribute names, and instead allows the designers to expose
    the interesting attributes with arbitrary data input names to the
    application developers, thus offering a fixed, well-known interface from the
    3D presentation to the application code. See \l Q3DSDataInput, \l DataInput,
    \l Q3DSDataOutput, and \l DataOutput for more information.

    \include attributenames.html

    Custom materials and effects have their custom set of properties that are
    defined in the \c{.material} or \c{.effect} file. For example, an instances
    of an effect with the following metadata will have an attribute \c HBlurBias
    with the type \c number that can be set and queried as if it was a built-in
    attribute.

    \badcode
    <Effect>
        <MetaData>
            <Property name="HBlurBias" formalName="Horizontal Blur" min="0" max="10" default="2" description="Amount of corona horizontally."/>
            ...
    \endcode
*/