Difference between revisions of "SetPointSize Command"
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− | ;SetPointSize | + | ;SetPointSize( <Point>, <Number> ) |
:Changes the size of the point. | :Changes the size of the point. | ||
− | ;SetPointSize | + | ;SetPointSize( <Polygon>, <Number> ) |
:Changes the size of a polygon's points. | :Changes the size of a polygon's points. | ||
− | ;SetPointSize | + | ;SetPointSize( <Polyhedron>, <Number> ) |
:Changes the size of a polyhedron's points. | :Changes the size of a polyhedron's points. | ||
− | ;SetPointSize | + | ;SetPointSize( <Net>, <Number> ) |
:Changes the size of a net's points. | :Changes the size of a net's points. | ||
Revision as of 17:16, 7 October 2017
- SetPointSize( <Point>, <Number> )
- Changes the size of the point.
- SetPointSize( <Polygon>, <Number> )
- Changes the size of a polygon's points.
- SetPointSize( <Polyhedron>, <Number> )
- Changes the size of a polyhedron's points.
- SetPointSize( <Net>, <Number> )
- Changes the size of a net's points.
Notes: Also works for lists of (unlabeled) points, e.g. let list={(1, 2), (3, 4)}. Than
SetPointSize[list,5]
changes the size of the listed points.