When set to true the component uses automatically generated surface palette.
When set to False the component uses a custom defined palette (the Palette property
gives access to the custom palette).
Controls the fill effect applied to the surface. The user can modify the surface
filling transparency, material properties like specular color, emissive color,
shininess, as well as apply textures, gradients and patterns to the surface.
Controls the surface frame style. Supported values are:
SurfaceFrameStyle.None - no frame at all
SurfaceFrameStyle.Mesh - frame connecting the adjacent data points
SurfaceFrameStyle.Contour - contour lines at specific surface elevations
SurfaceFrameStyle.MeshContour - mixed mesh and contour frame
SurfaceFrameStyle.Dots - dots at the data points
Gives you access to an instance of the SeriesLegend class controlling the representation of the series in the legend. (Inherited from Xceed.Chart.Core.SeriesBase)
Gives access to the custom palette associated with the surface. To make the
chart use the custom palette you have to set the AutomaticPalette property to false.
When set to true the frame is displayed with the current palette colors
(automatic or manual). When set to false the frame is displayed with the
line properties accessible with the FrameLine property.
Controls the number of entries in the automatic palette if the
SyncPaletteWithAxisScale is set to false. Valid only when AutomaticPalette
is set to true.
The PositionValue property specifies the value for the vertical position of the
surface when the DrawFlat property is set to True and the PositionMode
is SurfacePositionMode.CustomValue.
Gives access to the Shadow object controlling the shadow of the series.
Shadows are visible when the scene is rendered with GDI+. (Inherited from Xceed.Chart.Core.SeriesBase)
Synchronizes the number of palette entries in the automatic palette with
the current scale of the vertical axis on which the series is displayed.
Valid only when AutomaticPalette is set to true. Otherwise the PaletteSteps
property is considered.