Indicates how color values are calculated.

The format in which the files are to be saved. WMV uses only the prefix and not the numbers, since it creates only one file.

A string that will prefix each image's file name.

The minimum number of digits to be used when naming a file. For instance, if the FrameNumberDigits is 2, file names are saved with the prefix plus a number from 01 to 99. When 99 is reached, files will be overwritten starting from 01 again.

The first number in the file sequence. The frame number increases incrementally for each subsequent frame saved. This number follows the prefix in the file name.

Indicates whether recording is enabled or not.

When set to true, objects in motion appear to blur as they move through time. Note that AntiAliasing has to be turned on in order for motion blur to have any effect.

The length of the blur between the last frame and the next frame. The value is a floating point value greater than 0 and less than or equal to 1.0. 1.0 is the highest blur possible.

The directory in which images of individual frames are saved.

When set to true, preloads globe textures to ensure that the correct resolution textures are loaded for each animation frame. Preloading textures improves visual quality. When set to false, globe textures are not preloaded. The correct resolution texture may n???

Records a single frame of the current 3D Graphics view using the options set in this interface.

Starts recording. Frames will be captured once every animation time step during animation.

Stops recording. No frames are recorded and saved during animation.

The bitrate of the video in kilobits per second when the FileFormat property is set to CameraRecordingFormatWMV.

The framerate of the video when the FileFormat property is set to CameraRecordingFormatWMV.