meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment Class Reference

Public Member Functions
None	__init__ (self)
None	__init__ (self, Features.Primitives.ConeSegment arg0)
None	__init__ (self, Vector3f referencePoint, Vector3f dir, float positiveSideRadius, float negativeSideRadius, float positiveLength, float negativeLength, bool hollow)
Features.Primitives.ConeSegment	axis (self)
Features.Primitives.ConeSegment	baseCircle (self, bool negative)
Features.Primitives.Plane	basePlane (self, bool negative)
Sphere3f	basePoint (self, bool negative)
Sphere3f	centerPoint (self)
Features.Primitives.ConeSegment	extendToInfinity (self, bool negative)
Features.Primitives.ConeSegment	extendToInfinity (self)
bool	isCircle (self)
bool	isZeroRadius (self)
float	length (self)
Features.Primitives.ConeSegment	untruncateCone (self)
Vector3f	dir (self)
None	dir (self, Vector3f arg1)
bool	hollow (self)
None	hollow (self, bool arg1)
float	negativeLength (self)
None	negativeLength (self, float arg1)
float	negativeSideRadius (self)
None	negativeSideRadius (self, float arg1)
float	positiveLength (self)
None	positiveLength (self, float arg1)
float	positiveSideRadius (self)
None	positiveSideRadius (self, float arg1)
Vector3f	referencePoint (self)
None	referencePoint (self, Vector3f arg1)

Static Public Member Functions
bool	__eq__ (*args, **kwargs)

Detailed Description

Generated from:  MR::Features::Primitives::ConeSegment

Can have infinite length in one or two directions.
The top and/or bottom can be flat or pointy.
Doubles as a cylinder, line (finite or infinite), and a circle.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__init__() [1/3]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.__init__

(

self

)

Implicit default constructor.

__init__() [2/3]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.__init__	(		self,
		Features.Primitives.ConeSegment	arg0 )

Implicit copy constructor.

__init__() [3/3]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.__init__	(		self,
		Vector3f	referencePoint,
		Vector3f	dir,
		float	positiveSideRadius,
		float	negativeSideRadius,
		float	positiveLength,
		float	negativeLength,
		bool	hollow )

Implicit aggregate constructor.

Member Function Documentation

__eq__()

bool meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.__eq__ ( * args, ** kwargs )

static

axis()

Features.Primitives.ConeSegment meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.axis

(

self

)

Returns a finite axis. For circles, you might want to immediately `extendToInfinity()` it.

baseCircle()

Features.Primitives.ConeSegment meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.baseCircle	(		self,
		bool	negative )

Returns one of the two base circles.

basePlane()

Features.Primitives.Plane meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.basePlane	(		self,
		bool	negative )

Returns one of the two base planes.

basePoint()

Sphere3f meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.basePoint	(		self,
		bool	negative )

Returns a center of one of the two base circles.

centerPoint()

Sphere3f meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.centerPoint

(

self

)

Returns the center point (unlike `referencePoint`, which can actually be off-center).
For half-infinite objects, returns the finite end.

dir() [1/2]

Vector3f meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.dir

(

self

)

The axis direction. Must be normalized.

dir() [2/2]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.dir	(		self,
		Vector3f	arg1 )

extendToInfinity() [1/2]

Features.Primitives.ConeSegment meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.extendToInfinity

(

self

)

Extends the object to infinity in both directions. This is equivalent to `.extendToInfinity(false).extendToInfinity(true)`,
except that calling it with `positiveSideRadius != negativeSideRadius` is illegal and triggers an assertion.

extendToInfinity() [2/2]

Features.Primitives.ConeSegment meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.extendToInfinity	(		self,
		bool	negative )

Extends the object to infinity in one direction. The radius in the extended direction becomes equal to the radius in the opposite direction.

hollow() [1/2]

bool meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.hollow

(

self

)

If true, the cone has no caps and no volume, and all distances (to the conical surface, that is) are positive.

hollow() [2/2]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.hollow	(		self,
		bool	arg1 )

isCircle()

bool meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.isCircle

(

self

)

isZeroRadius()

bool meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.isZeroRadius

(

self

)

length()

float meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.length

(

self

)

Returns the length. Can be infinite.

negativeLength() [1/2]

float meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.negativeLength

(

self

)

Distance from the `center` to the cap in the direction opposite to `dir`.

negativeLength() [2/2]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.negativeLength	(		self,
		float	arg1 )

negativeSideRadius() [1/2]

float meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.negativeSideRadius

(

self

)

Cap radius in the direction opposite to `dir`.

negativeSideRadius() [2/2]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.negativeSideRadius	(		self,
		float	arg1 )

positiveLength() [1/2]

float meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.positiveLength

(

self

)

Distance from the `center` to the cap in the `dir` direction.

positiveLength() [2/2]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.positiveLength	(		self,
		float	arg1 )

positiveSideRadius() [1/2]

float meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.positiveSideRadius

(

self

)

Cap radius in the `dir` direction.

positiveSideRadius() [2/2]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.positiveSideRadius	(		self,
		float	arg1 )

referencePoint() [1/2]

Vector3f meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.referencePoint

(

self

)

Some point on the axis, but not necessarily the true center point. Use `centerPoint()` for that.

referencePoint() [2/2]

None meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.referencePoint	(		self,
		Vector3f	arg1 )

untruncateCone()

Features.Primitives.ConeSegment meshlib.mrmeshpy.Features.Primitives.ConeSegment.untruncateCone

(

self

)

Untruncates a truncated cone. If it's not a cone at all, returns the object unchanged and triggers an assertion.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• mrmeshpy.pyi