Spc.MakeCuboid: Return a cuboid object, constructed from elementary spacial...
In JerBoon/vecspace: Build a Hierarchy of Objects in 3D Euclidean (x,y,z) Space
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
See Also
Examples
Description
Return a cuboid object, constructed from elementary spacial objects
Usage
1
Spc.MakeCuboid(centre, dimensions, properties = NA, bound = TRUE)
Arguments
centre
Centre of cuboid
dimensions
Basic dimensions of the cuboid, as a vector of length 3
in (x,y,z) dimensions.
properties
Package-independent object defining additional cuboid properties
Value
A compound cuboid object, comprising of elementary triangle objects
in a grouped hierarchical object, with a surrounding bounding sphere
used for spacial indexing.
See Also
Other constructors: Spc.Combine,
Spc.MakePlane,
Spc.MakePolygon,
Spc.MakeSphere,
Spc.MakeTriangle
Examples
1
w <- Spc.MakeCuboid(c(0,0,0), c(2,2,2), surface_props)
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
Description
Return a cuboid object, constructed from elementary spacial objects
Usage
1 | Spc.MakeCuboid(centre, dimensions, properties = NA, bound = TRUE)
|
Arguments
centre |
Centre of cuboid |
dimensions |
Basic dimensions of the cuboid, as a vector of length 3 in (x,y,z) dimensions. |
properties |
Package-independent object defining additional cuboid properties |
Value
A compound cuboid object, comprising of elementary triangle objects in a grouped hierarchical object, with a surrounding bounding sphere used for spacial indexing.
See Also
Other constructors: Spc.Combine,
Spc.MakePlane,
Spc.MakePolygon,
Spc.MakeSphere,
Spc.MakeTriangle
Examples
1 | w <- Spc.MakeCuboid(c(0,0,0), c(2,2,2), surface_props)
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