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;InfiniteCylinder[ <Point>, <Point>, <Radius> ]
 
;InfiniteCylinder[ <Point>, <Point>, <Radius> ]
 
:Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and with line through two points as an axis of symmetry.
 
:Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and with line through two points as an axis of symmetry.
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{{Note| See also the [[Cylinder Command|Cylinder]] command and [[File:Mode_cylinder_32.gif]] [[Cylinder Tool|Cylinder]] tool.}}

Revision as of 10:25, 29 July 2014


InfiniteCylinder[ <Line>, <Radius> ]
Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and given line as an axis of symmetry.
Example:
InfiniteCylinder[ xAxis, 2 ] creates an infinite cylinder with radius 2 and with the x-axis as axis of symmetry.
InfiniteCylinder[ <Point>, <Vector>, <Radius > ]
Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and with axis of symmetry through a given point parallel to the vector.
InfiniteCylinder[ <Point>, <Point>, <Radius> ]
Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and with line through two points as an axis of symmetry.
Note: See also the Cylinder command and Mode cylinder 32.gif Cylinder tool.
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