Curve Analysis
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Line SDL
Create a line segment defined by start point, tangent and length
Details
ID
tool-primitive-curves-line-sdl
Name
Line SDL
Group
Primitive Curves
Package
Tool
Keywords
line
lineSdl
Input ports
| Name | Type | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Point | Point | Line start point | [0,0,0] |
| Vector | Vector | Line tangent (direction) | [10,10,10] |
| Length | Number | Line length | 20 |
Output ports
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Curve | Curve | Line segment |
Creation method
There are two options for creating a Line SDL node.
- The first way to create a Line SDL node is using the search list, which is opened by double left-clicking in the workspace. You can write the name of the node you need, or words associated with this node.
- line , lineSdl
- The second way is to select a Line SDL node from the menu that opens from the top left.
- Menu > Tool > Primitive curves > Line SDL
Steps
- Create a Line SDL node.
- Connect the line start point to the first port.
- Connect the line tangent (direction) to the second port.
- Connect the line length to the third port.
After creating a node, the first input port must be given the start point of the line, the second port must be given the line tangent (direction), and the line length to the third port. On the output port, you will receive the resulting line.
See also
Polyline
Interpolate