Material: Compatibility with older FCMat files
Provides compatibility loading older files outside the context of a library. Older material files were loaded by specifying a path. The new material system used the path to associated the material with a library, which may not be appropriate for legacy files. This change allows the use of materials outside of a library. Additionally, legacy files often have name/value pairs not part of the standard list of properties. Since these were unable to be mapped to a model property they were ignored. Materials now maintain a legacy map to hold properties not associated with a property model. These properties are considered transient and will not be saved. It is not intended for this feature to be used as a generic container for properties not mapped to an appropriate model. Fixes #13302
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<UserDocu>Check if the material implements the appearance property with the given name</UserDocu>
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</Documentation>
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</Methode>
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<Methode Name="hasLegacyProperties" ReadOnly="true">
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<Documentation>
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<UserDocu>Returns true of there are legacy properties</UserDocu>
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</Documentation>
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</Methode>
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<Attribute Name="Properties" ReadOnly="true">
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<Documentation>
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<UserDocu>deprecated -- Dictionary of all material properties.</UserDocu>
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</Documentation>
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<Parameter Name="AppearanceProperties" Type="Dict"/>
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</Attribute>
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<Attribute Name="LegacyProperties" ReadOnly="true">
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<Documentation>
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<UserDocu>deprecated -- Dictionary of material legacy properties.</UserDocu>
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</Documentation>
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<Parameter Name="LegacyProperties" Type="Dict"/>
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</Attribute>
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<Methode Name="getPhysicalValue" ReadOnly="true">
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<Documentation>
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<UserDocu>Get the value associated with the property</UserDocu>
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