ArcGIS Pro 3.1 API Reference Guide
ArcGIS.Core.CIM Namespace / CIMPointCloudRenderer Class / ColorModulation Property
Example Version

ColorModulation Property (CIMPointCloudRenderer)
Gets or sets the filter used to filter the points being drawn.
Syntax
public CIMColorModulationInfo ColorModulation {get; set;}
Example
Create and Set a Stretch Renderer
//Must be called on the MCT
//var pcsl = ...;

//At 2.x - var fields = pcsl.QueryAvailablePointCloudRendererFields(
//                           PointCloudRendererType.StretchRenderer);

var fields = pcsl.GetAvailablePointCloudRendererFields(
                         PointCloudRendererType.StretchRenderer);
var stretchDef = new PointCloudRendererDefinition(
                          PointCloudRendererType.StretchRenderer)
{
  //Will be either ELEVATION or INTENSITY
  Field = fields[0]
};
//Create the CIM Renderer
var stretchRenderer = pcsl.CreateRenderer(stretchDef) 
                                   as CIMPointCloudStretchRenderer;
//Apply a color ramp
var style = Project.Current.GetItems<StyleProjectItem>()
                                .First(s => s.Name == "ArcGIS Colors");
var colorRamp = style.SearchColorRamps("").First();
stretchRenderer.ColorRamp = colorRamp.ColorRamp;
//Apply modulation
stretchRenderer.ColorModulation = new CIMColorModulationInfo()
{
  MinValue = 0,
  MaxValue = 100
};
//apply the renderer
pcsl.SetRenderer(stretchRenderer);
Edit Color Modulation
//Must be called on the MCT
//var pcsl = ...;
var def = pcsl.GetDefinition() as CIMPointCloudLayer;
//Get the ColorModulation off the renderer
var modulation = def.Renderer.ColorModulation;
if (modulation == null)
  modulation = new CIMColorModulationInfo();
//Set the minimum and maximum intensity as needed
modulation.MinValue = 0;
modulation.MaxValue = 100.0;
//apply back
def.Renderer.ColorModulation = modulation;
//Commit changes back to the CIM
pcsl.SetDefinition(def);
Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 11, Windows 10

ArcGIS Pro version: 3.0 or higher.
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