Spc.MakeTriangle: Return an elementary triangle object
In JerBoon/vecspace: Build a Hierarchy of Objects in 3D Euclidean (x,y,z) Space
Description
Usage
Arguments
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Examples
Description
Return an elementary triangle object
Usage
1
Spc.MakeTriangle(A, B, C, properties = NA)
Arguments
A, B, C
A, B, and C define the corners of the triangle in space
properties
Package-independent object defining additional triangle properties.
Default NA
Value
Elementary triangle object. The function neither checks that the
3 input points are not colinear, nor that any of the 3 points are equal.
Expect odd-ish results in either of those cases, since the resulting
object will we either a line or a point with zero area.
See Also
Other constructors: Spc.Combine,
Spc.MakeCuboid,
Spc.MakePlane,
Spc.MakePolygon,
Spc.MakeSphere
Examples
1
t <- Spc.MakeTriangle(c(0,0,0), c(1,1,1), c(2,0,10), surface_props)
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Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
Description
Return an elementary triangle object
Usage
1 | Spc.MakeTriangle(A, B, C, properties = NA)
|
Arguments
A, B, C |
A, B, and C define the corners of the triangle in space |
properties |
Package-independent object defining additional triangle properties. Default NA |
Value
Elementary triangle object. The function neither checks that the 3 input points are not colinear, nor that any of the 3 points are equal. Expect odd-ish results in either of those cases, since the resulting object will we either a line or a point with zero area.
See Also
Other constructors: Spc.Combine,
Spc.MakeCuboid,
Spc.MakePlane,
Spc.MakePolygon,
Spc.MakeSphere
Examples
1 | t <- Spc.MakeTriangle(c(0,0,0), c(1,1,1), c(2,0,10), surface_props)
|
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