Atmosphere at the horizon, for tilted and 3D maps.
<HoloMap.Sky sky_color="#199EF3" horizon_color="#ffffff" fog_color="#0000ff" />Like HoloMap.Terrain, the sky is a map-level property rather than a layer:
the component's presence turns it on, its absence turns it off.
Props
| Prop | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
sky_color | color | Colour at the top of the sky |
sky_horizon_blend | number | 0-1. How far down the sky colour reaches |
horizon_color | color | Colour at the horizon line |
horizon_fog_blend | number | 0-1. Blend between horizon and fog |
fog_color | color | Colour of the fog over the ground |
fog_ground_blend | number | 0-1. How far up from the ground fog reaches |
atmosphere_blend | number | 0-1, or an expression. Overall opacity |
properties | map | Any further sky properties, merged last |
Every prop accepts a MapLibre expression as well as a literal, which is how a sky follows the camera, fading the atmosphere in as the map tilts:
<HoloMap.Sky
atmosphere_blend={["interpolate", ["linear"], ["zoom"], 0, 1, 12, 0]}
/>Visibility
The sky is only drawn where the horizon is on screen, which means a pitched camera. On a top-down map it renders nothing at all, which is not a misconfiguration, there is simply no horizon in view.
Summary
Functions
Returns true to indicate that the callee module is a component module (has "use Hologram.Component" directive).
Returns the list of property definitions for the compiled component.
Functions
@spec __is_hologram_component__() :: boolean()
Returns true to indicate that the callee module is a component module (has "use Hologram.Component" directive).
Examples
iex> __is_hologram_component__()
trueReturns the list of property definitions for the compiled component.