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-title: Field Services and Objects
-date: 2022-11-28
-nav: reference
-categories: [Reference]
-tags: [Field, Services, Objects]
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-## X3DFieldDefinition
-
-The X3DFieldDefinition object represents all of the descriptive properties of a single field of a node.
-
-### Instance Creation Method(s)
-
-None.
-
-### Properties
-
-#### **name**
-
-A string of the field name (e.g., "children"). This property is read only.
-
-#### **accessType**
-
-Value from the X3DConstants object describing the accessType (e.g., "inputOnly"). This property is read only.
-
-#### **dataType**
-
-Value from X3DConstants cobject describing the field's data type (e.g., "SFBool"). This property is read only.
-
-### Methods
-
-None.
-
-## FieldDefinitionArray
-
-FieldDefinitionArray is an object that represents an array of X3DFieldDefinition objects. This is a read-only object. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *fieldDefinitionArrayName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array).
-
-### Instance Creation Method(s)
-
-None. This object cannot be instantiated by the user.
-
-### Properties
-
-#### **length**
-
-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. This property is read only.
-
-### Methods
-
-None
-
-## Field Hierarchy
-
-```
-+ X3DField
-  + SFColor
-  + SFColorRGBA
-  + SFImage
-  + SFMatrix3d
-  + SFMatrix3f
-  + SFMatrix4d
-  + SFMatrix4f
-  + SFNode
-  + SFRotation
-  + SFVec2d
-  + SFVec2f
-  + SFVec3d
-  + SFVec3f
-  + SFVec4d
-  + SFVec4f
-  |
-  + X3DArrayField
-    + MFBool
-    + MFColor
-    + MFColorRGBA
-    + MFDouble
-    + MFFloat
-    + MFImage
-    + MFInt32
-    + MFMatrix3d
-    + MFMatrix3f
-    + MFMatrix4d
-    + MFMatrix4f
-    + MFNode
-    + MFRotation
-    + MFString
-    + MFVec2d
-    + MFVec2f
-    + MFVec3d
-    + MFVec3f
-    + MFVec4d
-    + MFVec4f
-```
-
-## X3DField
-
-The X3DField object is the base object of all SF* field and X3DArrayField.
-
-### Instance Creation Method(s)
-
-None
-
-### Properties
-
-None
-
-### Methods
-
-#### Boolean **equals** (*field*)
-
-Returns true if the passed SF* or MF* *field* of the same type is equals to this object, otherwise false.
-
-## SFColor Object
-
-The SFColor object corresponds to an X3D SFColor field. All properties are accessed using the syntax *sfColorObjectName.<property>*, where *sfColorObjectName* is an instance of a SFColor object. All methods are invoked using the syntax *sfColorObjectName.method (<argument-list>*), where *sfColorObjectName* is an instance of a SFColor object.
-
-### Instance Creation Method(s)
-
-#### *sfColorObjectName* = new **SFColor** ()
-
-A new color initialized with zero values is created and returned.
-
-#### *sfColorObjectName* = new **SFColor** (*r, g, b*)
-
-*r, g,* and *b* are scalar values with the red, green, and blue values of the color in the range 0–1.
-
-### Properties
-
-#### **r**
-
-Red component of the color.
-
-#### **g**
-
-Green component of the color.
-
-#### **b**
-
-Blue component of the color.
-
-### Methods
-
-#### void **setHSV** (*h, s, v*)
-
-Sets a HSV color value; *h* is the hue, *s* is the saturation, *v* is the value and a is the alpha component of the HSV color.
-
-The saturation, and value component must be in the range 0–1, and the hue component must be in the range 0–2π.
-
-#### Array **getHSV** ()
-
-Return an array with the components of the color's HSV value.
-
-#### SFColor **lerp** (*destination, t*)
-
-Linearely interpolate in HSV space between source color and destination color by an amount of t.
-
-## SFColorRGBA Object
-
-The SFColorRGBA object corresponds to an X3D SFColorRGBA field. All properties are accessed using the syntax *sfColorRGBAObjectName.<property>*, where *sfColorRGBAObjectName* is an instance of a SFColorRGBA object. All methods are invoked using the syntax *sfColorRGBAObjectName.method (<argument-list>*), where *sfColorRGBAObjectName* is an instance of a SFColorRGBA object.
-
-### Instance Creation Method(s)
-
-#### *sfColorRGBAObjectName* = new **SFColor** ()
-
-A new color initialized with zero values is created and returned.
-
-#### *sfColorRGBAObjectName* = new **SFColor** (*r, g, b, a*)
-
-*r, g,*  *b* and *a* are scalar values with the red, green and blue values of the color in the range 0–1.
-
-### Properties
-
-#### **r**
-
-Red component of the color.
-
-#### **g**
-
-Green component of the color.
-
-#### **b**
-
-Blue component of the color.
-
-#### **a**
-
-Alpha component of the color.
-
-### Methods
-
-#### void **setHSVA** (*h, s, v, a*)
-
-Sets a HSV color value; *h* is the hue, *s* is the saturation, *v* is the value and a is the alpha component of the HSV color.
-
-The saturation, and value component must be in the range 0–1, and the hue component must be in the range 0–2π.
-
-#### Array **getHSVA** ()
-
-Return an array with the components of the color's HSVA value.
-
-#### SFColorRGBA **lerp** (*destination, t*)
-
-Linearely interpolate in HSVA space between source color and destination color by an amount of t.
-
-## SFImage Object
-
-The SFImage object corresponds to an X3D SFImage field.
-
-### Instance Creation Method(s)
-
-#### *sfImageObjectName* = new **SFImage** (*width, height, components[, MFInt32 array]*)
-
-*width* is the width in pixels of the image.
-*height* is the height in pixels of the image.
-*components* are the number of components of the image (0-4).
-*array* is a MFInt32 array with pixel data.
-
-### Properties
-
-#### **width**
-
-Width of the image in pixels.
-
-#### **height**
-
-Height of the image in pixels.
-
-#### **comp**
-
-Number of components.
-
-#### **array**
-
-A MFInt32 array corresponding to the pixels of the image.
-
-### Methods
-
-None
-
-## SFMatrix3d/SFMatrix3f Object
-
-The SFMatrix3d/f object provides many useful methods for performing manipulations on 3×3 matrices. Each of element of the matrix can be accessed using C-style array dereferencing (i.e., *sflMatrix3d/fObjectName[0], ..., sflMatrixObjectName[8]*).
-
-### Instance Creation Method(s)
-
-#### *sfMatrix3d/fObjectName* = new **SFMatrix3d/f** ()
-
-A new matrix initialized with the identity matrix is created and returned.
-
-#### *sfMatrix3d/fObjectName* = new **SFMatrix3d/f** (*f11, f12, f13, f21, f22, f23, f31, f32, f33*)
-
-A new matrix initialized with the values in *f11* through *f44* is created and returned.
-
-#### *sfMatrix3d/fObjectName* = new **SFMatrix3d/f** (*vector0, vector1, vector2*)
-
-A new matrix initialized with the vectors in *vector0* through *vector2* of type SFVec3d/f is created and returned.
-
-### Properties
-
-None
-
-### Methods
-
-#### void **setTransform** (*translation*, *rotation*, *scaleFactor*, *scaleOrientation*, *center*)
-
-Sets the SFMatrix3d/f to the passed values. *translation* is an SFVec2d/f object, *rotation* is a Number, *scaleFactor* is a SFVec2d/f object, *scaleOrientation* is a Number and *center* is a SFVec2d/f object.
-
-Any of the rightmost parameters can be omitted, or any parameter can be `null`. In other words, the method can take from 0 to 5 parameters. For example, you can specify 0 parameters (resulting in a identity matrix), 1 parameter (a translation), 2 parameters (a translation and a rotation), 3 parameters (a translation, rotation and a scaleFactor), etc. Any unspecified parameter is set to its default as specified in the **Transform** node section of the X3D specification.
-
-#### void **getTransform** (*translation*, *rotation*, *scaleFactor*, *scaleOrientation*, *center*)
-
-Decomposes the SFMatrix3d/f and returns the components in the passed *translation*, *rotation*, and *scaleFactor* objects*. rotation* is a SFVec3d/f, where x and y are the complex value of the rotation and z is the rotation angle in radians. The other types of the parameters are the same as in **setTransform**.
-
-Any of the rightmost parameters can be omitted, or any parameter can be `null`. In other words, the method can take from 0 to 5 parameters. For example, you can specify 0 parameters (resulting in a identity matrix), 1 parameter (a translation), 2 parameters (a translation and a rotation), 3 parameters (a translation, rotation and a scaleFactor), etc. Any unspecified parameter is set to its default as specified in the **Transform** node section of the X3D specification.
-
-A center of any value can be specified around which the rotation and scaling will take place.
-
-#### Number **determinant** ()
-
-Returns the determinant of this object's matrix.
-
-#### SFMatrix3d/f **inverse** ()
-
-Returns a SFMatrix whose value is the inverse of this object.
-
-#### SFMatrix3d/f **transpose** ()
-
-Returns a SFMatrix3d/f whose value is the transpose of this object.
-
-#### SFMatrix3d/f **multLeft** *(matrix*)
-
-Returns a SFMatrix3d/f whose value is the object multiplied by the passed *matrix* on the left.
-
-#### SFMatrix3d/f **multRight** (*matrix*)
-
-Returns a SFMatrix3d/f whose value is the object multiplied by the passed *matrix* on the right.
-
-#### SFVec2d/f **multVecMatrix** (*vec*)
-
-Returns a SFVec2d/f whose value is the object multiplied by the passed row vector.
-
-#### SFVec2d/f **multMatrixVec** (*vec*)
-
-Returns a SFVec2d/f whose value is the object multiplied by the passed column vector.
-
-#### SFVec2d/f **multDirMatrix** (*vec*)
-
-Returns a SFVec2d/f whose value is the object's 2×2 submatrix multiplied by the passed row vector.
-
-#### SFVec2d/f **multMatrixDir** (*vec*)
-
-Returns a SFVec2d/f whose value is the object's 2×2 submatrix multiplied by the passed column vector.
-
-## SFMatrix4d/SFMatrix4f Object
-
-The SFMatrix4d/f object provides many useful methods for performing manipulations on 4×4 matrices. Each of element of the matrix can be accessed using C-style array dereferencing (i.e., *sflMatrix4d/fObjectName[0], ..., sflMatrixObjectName[15]*).
-
-### Instance Creation Method(s)
-
-#### *sfMatrix4d/fObjectName* = new **SFMatrix4d/f** ()
-
-A new matrix initialized with the identity matrix is created and returned.
-
-#### *sfMatrix4d/fObjectName* = new **SFMatrix4d/f** (*f11, f12, f13, f14, f21, f22, f23, f24, f31, f32, f33, f34, f41, f42, f43, f44*)
-
-A new matrix initialized with the values in *f11* through *f44* is created and returned.
-
-#### *sfMatrix4d/fObjectName* = new **SFMatrix4d/f** (*vector0, vector1, vector2, vector3*)
-
-A new matrix initialized with the vectors in *vector0* through *vector3* of type SFVec4d/f is created and returned.
-
-### Properties
-
-None
-
-### Methods
-
-#### void **setTransform** (*translation*, *rotation*, *scaleFactor*, *scaleOrientation*, *center*)
-
-Sets the SFMatrix4d/f to the passed values. *translation* is an SFVec3d/f object, *rotation* is a SFRotation object, *scaleFactor* is a SFVec3d/f object, *scaleOrientation* is a SFRotation object and *center* is a SFVec3d/f object.
-
-Any of the rightmost parameters can be omitted. In other words, the method can take from 0 to 5 parameters. For example, you can specify 0 parameters (resulting in a identity matrix), 1 parameter (a translation), 2 parameters (a translation and a rotation), 3 parameters (a translation, rotation and a scaleFactor), etc. Any unspecified parameter is set to its default as specified in the **Transform** node section of the X3D specification.
-
-#### void **getTransform** (*translation*, *rotation*, *scaleFactor*, *scaleOrientation*, *center*)
-
-Decomposes the SFMatrix4d/f and returns the components in the passed *translation*, *rotation*, and *scaleFactor* objects. The types of the parameters are the same as in **setTransform**.
-
-Any of the rightmost parameters can be omitted. In other words, the method can take from 0 to 5 parameters. For example, you can specify 0 parameters (resulting in a identity matrix), 1 parameter (a translation), 2 parameters (a translation and a rotation), 3 parameters (a translation, rotation and a scaleFactor), etc. Any unspecified parameter is set to its default as specified in the **Transform** node section of the X3D specification.
-
-A center of any value can be specified around which the rotation and scaling will take place.
-
-#### Number **determinant** ()
-
-Returns the determinant of this object's matrix.
-
-#### SFMatrix4d/f **inverse** ()
-
-Returns a SFMatrix whose value is the inverse of this object.
-
-#### SFMatrix4d/f **transpose** ()
-
-Returns a SFMatrix4d/f whose value is the transpose of this object.
-
-#### SFMatrix4d/f **multLeft** *(matrix*)
-
-Returns a SFMatrix4d/f whose value is the object multiplied by the passed *matrix* on the left.
-
-#### SFMatrix4d/f **multRight** (*matrix*)
-
-Returns a SFMatrix4d/f whose value is the object multiplied by the passed *matrix* on the right.
-
-#### SFVec3d/f **multVecMatrix** (*vec*)
-
-Returns a SFVec3d/f whose value is the object multiplied by the passed row vector.
-
-#### SFVec3d/f **multMatrixVec** (*vec*)
-
-Returns a SFVec3d/f whose value is the object multiplied by the passed column vector.
-
-#### SFVec3d/f **multDirMatrix** (*vec*)
-
-Returns a SFVec3d/f whose value is the object's 3×3 submatrix multiplied by the passed row vector.
-
-#### SFVec3d/f **multMatrixDir** (*vec*)
-
-Returns a SFVec3d/f whose value is the object's 3×3 submatrix multiplied by the passed column vector.
-
-## SFNode Object
-
-The SFNode object corresponds to an X3D SFNode field.
-
-### Instance Creation Method(s)
-
-#### *sfNodeObjectName* = new **SFNode** (*vrmlSyntax*)
-
-*vrmlSyntax* is a UTF-8 string containing the definition of an X3D node.
-
-If the specification version is greater than 2.0, SFNode will throw an error when instantiated directly.
-
-### Properties
-
-Each node may assign values to its inputOnly fields and obtain the last output values of its outputOnly fields using the *sfNodeObjectName.fieldName* syntax. The *directOutput* field of the corresponding Script node must then be set to TRUE.
-
-### Methods
-
-#### void **addFieldCallback** (*name, key, callback*)
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-Adds a field callback function, if external browser interface is used. *Name* is the name of the field. *Key* is a custom key of any type associated with the *callback*. The callback is called when the field has been changed.
-
-The callback has a signature of *function (value),* where value is the current value of the field.
-
-#### FieldDefinitionArray **getFieldDefinitions** ()
-
-Returns a list of fields defined for the SFNode object.
-
-#### String **getNodeName** ()
-
-Returns the node name.
-
-#### Array **getNodeType** ()
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-Returns, in the array, a list of constant values that indicate node types as provided in the X3DConstants object.
-
-#### String **getNodeTypeName** ()
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-Returns the node type name.
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-#### void **removeFieldCallback** (*name, key*)
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-Removes a field callback function associated with the parameters *name* and *key*.
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-#### String **toVRMLString** (\[options\])
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-Returns the X3D VRML-encoded string that, if parsed as the value of an SFNode field, produce this node.
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-For options see [X3DScene.toVRMLString](scene-services#string-tovrmlstring-options).
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-#### String **toXMLString** (\[options\])
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-Returns the X3D XML-encoded string that, if parsed as the value of an SFNode field, produce this node.
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-For options see [X3DScene.toVRMLString](scene-services#string-tovrmlstring-options).
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-#### String **toJSONString** (\[options\])
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-Returns the X3D JSON-encoded string that, if parsed as the value of an SFNode field, produce this node.
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-For options see [X3DScene.toVRMLString](scene-services#string-tovrmlstring-options).
-
-## SFRotation Object
-
-The SFRotation object corresponds to an X3D SFRotation field.
-
-### Instance Creation Method(s)
-
-#### *sfRotationObjectName* = new **SFRotation** ()
-
-A new rotation initialized with the identity rotation is created and returned.
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-#### *sfRotationObjectName* = new **SFRotation** (*x, y, z, angle*)
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-*x*, *y*, and *z* are the axis of the rotation.
-*angle* is the angle of the rotation (in radians). All values are scalar.
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-#### *sfRotationObjectName* = new **SFRotation** (*axis, angle*)
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-*axis* is a SFVec3f object whose value is the axis of rotation.
-*angle* is the scalar angle of the rotation (in radians).
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-#### *sfRotationObjectName* = new **SFRotation** (*fromVector, toVector*)
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-*fromVector* and *toVector* are SFVec3f valued objects. These vectors are normalized and the rotation value that would rotate from the
-*fromVector* to the *toVector* is stored in the object.
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-#### *sfRotationObjectName* = new **SFRotation** (*matrix*)
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-*matrix* is a SFMatrix3f rotation matrix.
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-### Properties
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-#### **x**
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-Returns the first value of the axis vector.
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-#### **y**
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-Returns the second value of the axis vector.
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-#### **z**
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-Returns the third value of the axis vector
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-#### **angle**
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-A SFFloat corresponding to the angle of the rotation (in radians).
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-### Methods
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-#### Number **getAxis** ()
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-Returns the axis of rotation as an SFVec3f object.
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-#### SFMatrix3f **getMatrix** ()
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-Returns the rotation matrix as an SFMatrix3f object.
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-#### SFRotation **inverse** ()
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-Returns a SFRotation object whose value is the inverse of this object's rotation
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-#### SFRotation **multiply** *(rotation*)
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-Returns an SFRotation whose value is the object multiplied by the passed SFRotation.
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-#### SFVec3f **multVec** (*vec*)
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-Returns a SFVec3f whose value is the SFVec3f *vec* multiplied by the matrix corresponding to this object's rotation.
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-#### void **setAxis** (*vec*)
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-Set the axis of rotation to the vector passed in *vec*.
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-#### void **setMatrix** (*matrix*)
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-Set the value of this rotation to the rotation matrix passed in *matrix*.
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-#### SFRotation **slerp** (*destRotation, t*)
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-Returns a SFRotation whose value is the spherical linear interpolation between this object's rotation and *destRotation* at value 0 <= *t* <= 1. For *t* = 0, the value is this object's rotation. For *t* = 1, the value is *destRotation*.
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-## SFVec2d/SFVec2f Object
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-The SFVec2d/f object corresponds to an X3D SFVec2d/f field. Each component of the vector can be accessed using the x and y properties or using C-style array dereferencing (i.e. *sfVec2d/fObjectName[0]* or *sfVec2d/fObjectName[1]).*
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *sfVec2d/fObjectName* = new **SFVec2d/f** ()
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-A new vector initialized with zero values is created and returned.
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-#### *sfVec2d/fObjectName* = new **SFVec2d/f** (*number1, number2*)
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-Where *number1* and *number2* are scalar expressions.
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-### Properties
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-#### **x**
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-Returns the first value of the vector.
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-#### **y**
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-Returns the second value of the vector.
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-### Methods
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-#### SFVec2d/f **abs** ()
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-Returns an SFVec2d/f whose value is the componentwise absolute value of the object.
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-#### SFVec2d/f **add** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec2d/f whose value is the passed SFVec2d/f added, componentwise, to the object.
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-#### Number **distance** (*vec*)
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-Returns the distance of this vector to SFVec2d/f *vec*.
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-#### SFVec2d/f **divide** (*number*)
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-Returns an SFVec2d/f whose value is the object divided by the passed numeric value.
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-#### SFVec2d/f **divVec** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec2d/f whose value is the object divided, componentwise, by the passed SFVec2d/f *vec*.
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-#### Number **dot** (*vec*)
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-Returns the dot product of this vector and SFVec2d/f *vec*.
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-#### SFVec2d/f **inverse** ()
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-Returns an SFVec2d/f whose value is the componentwise inverse of the object.
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-#### Number **length** ()
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-Returns the geometric length of this vector.
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-#### SFVec2d/f **lerp** (*destVector, t*)
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-Returns a SFVec2d/f whose value is the linear interpolation between this object's vector and *destVector* at value 0 <= *t* <= 1. For *t* = 0, the value is this object's vector. For *t* = 1, the value is *destVector*.
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-#### SFVec2d/f **min** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec2d/f whose value is the componentwise minimum of the passed SFVec2d/f and the object.
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-#### SFVec2d/f **max** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec2d/f whose value is the componentwise maximum of the passed SFVec2d/f and the object.
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-#### SFVec2d/f **multiply** (*number*)
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-Returns an SFVec2d/f whose value is the object multiplied by the passed numeric value.
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-#### SFVec2d/f **multVec** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec2d/f whose value is the passed SFVec2d/f multiplied, componentwise, with the object.
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-#### SFVec2d/f **negate** ()
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-Returns an SFVec2d/f whose value is the componentwise negation of the object.
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-#### SFVec2d/f **normalize** ()
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-Returns an SFVec2d/f of object converted to unit length.
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-#### SFVec2d/f **subtract** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec2d/f whose value is the passed SFVec2d/f subtracted, componentwise, from the object.
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-## SFVec3d/SFVec3f Object
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-The SFVec3d/f object corresponds to an X3D SFVec3d/f field. Each component of the vector can be accessed using the x, y, and z properties or using C-style array dereferencing (i.e. *sfVec3d/fObjectName[0], sfVec3d/fObjectName[1]* or *sfVec3d/fObjectName[2]).*
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *sfVec3d/fObjectName* = new **SFVec3d/f** ()
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-A new vector initialized with zero values is created and returned.
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-#### *sfVec3d/fObjectName* = new **SFVec3d/f** (*number1, number2, number3*)
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-Where *number1, number2,* and *number3* are scalar expressions.
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-### Properties
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-#### **x**
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-Returns the first value of the vector.
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-#### **y**
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-Returns the second value of the vector.
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-#### **z**
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-Returns the third value of the vector.
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-### Methods
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-#### SFVec3d/f **abs** ()
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-Returns an SFVec3d/f whose value is the componentwise absolute value of the object.
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-#### SFVec3d/f **add** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec3d/f whose value is the passed SFVec3d/f added, componentwise, to the object.
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-#### SFVec3d/f **cross** (*vec*)
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-Returns the cross product of the object and the passed SFVec3d/f *vec*.
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-#### Number **distance** (*vec*)
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-Returns the distance of this vector to SFVec3d/f *vec*.
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-#### SFVec3d/f **divide** (*number*)
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-Returns an SFVec3d/f whose value is the object divided by the passed numeric value.
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-#### SFVec3d/f **divVec** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec3d/f whose value is the object divided, componentwise, by the passed SFVec3d/f *vec*.
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-#### Number **dot** (*vec*)
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-Returns the dot product of this vector and SFVec3d/f *vec*.
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-#### SFVec3d/f **inverse** ()
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-Returns an SFVec3d/f whose value is the componentwise inverse of the object.
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-#### Number **length** ()
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-Returns the geometric length of this vector.
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-#### SFVec3d/f **lerp** (*destVector, t*)
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-Returns a SFVec3d/f whose value is the linear interpolation between this object's vector and *destVector* at value 0 <= *t* <= 1. For *t* = 0, the value is this object's vector. For *t* = 1, the value is *destVector*.
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-#### SFVec3d/f **min** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec3d/f whose value is the componentwise minimum of the passed SFVec3d/f and the object.
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-#### SFVec3d/f **max** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec3d/f whose value is the componentwise maximum of the passed SFVec3d/f and the object.
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-#### SFVec3d/f **multiply** (*number*)
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-Returns an SFVec3d/f whose value is the object multiplied by the passed numeric value.
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-#### SFVec3d/f **multVec** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec3d/f whose value is the passed SFVec3d/f multiplied, componentwise, with the object.
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-#### SFVec3d/f **negate** ()
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-Returns an SFVec3d/f whose value is the componentwise negation of the object.
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-#### SFVec3d/f **normalize** ()
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-Returns an SFVec3d/f of object converted to unit length
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-#### SFVec3d/f **subtract** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec3d/f whose value is the passed SFVec3d/f subtracted, componentwise, from the object.
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-## SFVec4d/SFVec4d/f Object
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-The SFVec4d/f object corresponds to an X3D SFVec4d/f field. Each component of the vector can be accessed using the x, y, z and w properties or using C-style array dereferencing (i.e. *sfVec4d/fObjectName[0], sfVec4d/fObjectName[1], sfVec4d/fObjectName[2]* or *sfVec4d/fObjectName[3]).*
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *sfVec4d/fObjectName* = new **SFVec4d/f** ()
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-A new vector initialized with zero values is created and returned.
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-#### *sfVec4d/fObjectName* = new **SFVec4d/f** (*number1, number2, number3, number4*)
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-Where *number1, number2, number3* and *number4* are scalar expressions.
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-### Properties
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-#### **x**
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-Returns the first value of the vector.
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-#### **y**
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-Returns the second value of the vector.
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-#### **z**
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-Returns the third value of the vector.
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-#### **w**
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-Returns the fourth value of the vector.
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-### Methods
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-#### SFVec4d/f **abs** ()
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-Returns an SFVec4d/f whose value is the componentwise absolute value of the object.
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-#### SFVec4d/f **add** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec4d/f whose value is the passed SFVec4d/f added, componentwise, to the object.
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-#### Number **distance** (*vec*)
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-Returns the distance of this vector to SFVec4d/f *vec*.
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-#### SFVec4d/f **divide** (*number*)
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-Returns an SFVec4d/f whose value is the object divided by the passed numeric value.
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-#### SFVec4d/f **divVec** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec4d/f whose value is the object divided, componentwise, by the passed SFVec4d/f *vec*.
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-#### Number **dot** (*vec*)
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-Returns the dot product of this vector and SFVec4d/f *vec*.
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-#### SFVec4d/f **inverse** ()
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-Returns an SFVec4d/f whose value is the componentwise inverse of the object.
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-#### Number **length** ()
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-Returns the geometric length of this vector.
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-#### SFVec4d/f **lerp** (*destVector, t*)
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-Returns a SFVec4d/f whose value is the linear interpolation between this object's vector and *destVector* at value 0 <= *t* <= 1. For *t* = 0, the value is this object's vector. For *t* = 1, the value is *destVector*.
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-#### SFVec4d/f **min** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec4d/f whose value is the componentwise minimum of the passed SFVec4d/f and the object.
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-#### SFVec4d/f **max** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec4d/f whose value is the componentwise maximum of the passed SFVec4d/f and the object.
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-#### SFVec4d/f **multiply** (*number*)
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-Returns an SFVec4d/f whose value is the object multiplied by the passed numeric value.
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-#### SFVec4d/f **multVec** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec4d/f whose value is the passed SFVec4d/f multiplied, componentwise, with the object.
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-#### SFVec4d/f **negate** ()
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-Returns an SFVec4d/f whose value is the componentwise negation of the object.
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-#### SFVec4d/f **normalize** ()
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-Returns an SFVec4d/f of object converted to unit length.
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-#### SFVec4d/f **subtract** (*vec*)
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-Returns an SFVec4d/f whose value is the passed SFVec4d/f subtracted, componentwise, from the object.
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-## X3DArrayField
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-The X3DArrayField object is the base object of all MF* objects. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of the corresponding SF* objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. X3D*ArrayFieldObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to 0.0.
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-### Instance Creation Method(s
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-None
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-#### Boolean **equals** (*array*)
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-Returns true if the passed MF* *array* of the same type is equals to this object, otherwise false.
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-#### Other Array functions
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-Common Array functions like `at`, `entries`, `every`, `fill`, `filter`, `find`, `findIndex`, `findLast`, `findLastIndex`, `forEach`, `includes`, `indexOf`, `join`, `keys`, `lastIndexOf`, `map`, `pop`, `push`, `reduce`, `reduceRight`, `reverse`, `shift`, `slice`, `some`, `sort`, `splice`, `toReversed`, `toSorted`, `toSpliced`, `unshift`, `values`, `with` are also available.
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-## MFBool Object
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-The MFBool object corresponds to an X3D MFBool field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFBool objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfBoolObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to 0.0.
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfBoolObjectName* = new **MFBool** (*[boolean, boolean...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more numeric-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-None
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-## MFColor/MFColorRGBA Object
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-The MFColor/MFColorRGBA object corresponds to an X3D MFColor/MFColorRGBA field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFColor/SFColorRGBA objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfColorObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index* length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFColor (0, 0, 0) or SFColorRGBA.
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfColorObjectName* = new **MFColor/MFColorRGBA** (*[SFColor/SFColorRGBA, SFColor/SFColorRGBA, ...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more SFColor/SFColorRGBA-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Common Methods
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-### Methods
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-None
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-## MFDouble/MFFloat Object
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-The MFDouble/MFFloat object corresponds to an X3D MFDouble/MFFloat field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFFloat objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfFloatObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to 0.0.
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfFloat/DoubleObjectName* = new **MFDouble/MFFloat** (*[number, number...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more numeric-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-None
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-## MFImage Object
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-The MFImage object corresponds to an X3D MFImage field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFImage objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfImageObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFImage (0,0,0).
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfImageObjectName* = new **MFImage** (*[SFImage, SFImage, ...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more SFImage-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-None
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-## MFInt32 Object
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-The MFInt32 object corresponds to an X3D MFInt32 field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFInt32 objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfInt32ObjectName*[*index]*, where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to 0.
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfInt32ObjectName* = new **MFInt32** (*[number, number, ...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more integer-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-None
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-## MFMatrix3d/MFMatrix3d/f Object
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-The MFMatrix3d/f object corresponds to an X3D MFMatrix3d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFMatrix3d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfMatrix3d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to NULL.
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfMatrix3d/fObjectName* = new **MFMatrix3d/f** (*[SFMatrix3d/f, SFMatrix3d/f, ...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more SFMatrix3d/f-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-None
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-## MFMatrix4d/MFMatrix4f Object
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-The MFMatrix4d/f object corresponds to an X3D MFMatrix4d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFMatrix4d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfMatrix4d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to NULL.
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfMatrix4d/fObjectName* = new **MFMatrix4d/f** (*[SFMatrix4d/f, SFMatrix4d/f, ...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more SFMatrix4d/f-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-None
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-## MFNode Object
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-The MFNode object corresponds to an X3D MFNode field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFNode objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfNodeObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to NULL.
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfNodeObjectName* = new **MFNode** (*[SFNode, SFNode, ...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more SFNode-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-#### String **toVRMLString** (\[options\])
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-Returns the X3D VRML-encoded string that, if parsed as the value of an MFNode field, produce this node.
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-For options see [X3DScene.toVRMLString](scene-services#string-tovrmlstring-options).
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-#### String **toXMLString** (\[options\])
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-Returns the X3D XML-encoded string that, if parsed as the value of an MFNode field, produce this node.
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-For options see [X3DScene.toVRMLString](scene-services#string-tovrmlstring-options).
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-#### String **toJSONString** (\[options\])
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-Returns the X3D JSON-encoded string that, if parsed as the value of an MFNode field, produce this node.
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-For options see [X3DScene.toVRMLString](scene-services#string-tovrmlstring-options).
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-## MFRotation Object
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-The MFRotation object corresponds to an X3D MFRotation field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFRotation objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfRotationObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFRotation (0, 0, 1, 0).
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfRotationObjectName* = new **MFRotation** (*[SFRotation, SFRotation, ...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more SFRotation-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-None
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-## MFString Object
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-The MFString object corresponds to an X3D MFString field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of String objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfStringObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to the empty string.
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfStringObjectName* = new **MFString** (*[string, string, ...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more string-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-None
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-## MFTime Object
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-The MFTime object corresponds to an X3D MFTime field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFTime objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfTimeObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to the empty string.
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfTimeObjectName* = new **MFTime** (*[string, string, ...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more string-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-None
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-## MFVec2d/MFVec2f Object
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-The MFVec2d/f object corresponds to an X3D MFVec2d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFVec2d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfVec2d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFVec2d/f (0, 0).
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfVec2d/fObjectName* = new **MFVec2d/f** (*[SFVec2d/f, SFVec2d/f, ...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more SFVec2d/f-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-None
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-## MFVec3d/MFVec3d/f Object
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-The MFVec3d/f object corresponds to an X3D MFVec3d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFVec3d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfVec3d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFVec3d/f (0, 0, 0).
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfVec3d/fObjectName* = new **MFVec3d/f** (*[SFVec3d/f, SFVec3d/f, ...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more SFVec3d/f-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-None
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-## MFVec4d/MFVec4f Object
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-The MFVec4d/f object corresponds to an X3D MFVec4d/f field. It is used to store a one-dimensional array of SFVec4d/f objects. Individual elements of the array can be referenced using the standard C-style dereferencing operator (e.g. *mfVec4d/fObjectName*[*index*], where *index* is an integer-valued expression with 0<=*index*<length and length is the number of elements in the array). Assigning to an element with *index* > length results in the array being dynamically expanded to contain length elements. All elements not explicitly initialized are set to SFVec4d/f (0, 0, 0, 0).
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-### Instance Creation Method(s)
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-#### *mfVec4d/fObjectName* = new **MFVec4d/f** (*[SFVec4d/f, SFVec4d/f, ...]*)
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-The creation method can be passed 0 or more SFVec4d/f-valued expressions to initialize the elements of the array.
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-### Properties
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-#### **length**
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-An integer containing the number of elements in the array. Assigning an integer to length changes the number of elements in the array.
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-### Methods
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-None