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− | {{ | + | ;InfiniteCylinder( <Line>, <Radius> ) |
− | ;InfiniteCylinder | + | :Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and given line as an axis of symmetry. |
− | ;InfiniteCylinder | + | :{{example|1=<div><code>InfiniteCylinder( xAxis, 2 )</code> creates an infinite cylinder with radius 2 and with the x-axis as axis of symmetry.</div>}} |
− | + | ;InfiniteCylinder( <Point>, <Vector>, <Radius > ) | |
+ | :Creates an infinite cylinder with given radius and with axis of symmetry through a given point parallel to the vector. | ||
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+ | ;InfiniteCylinder( <Point>, <Point>, <Radius> ) | ||
+ | :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.svg|link=|24px]] [[Cylinder Tool|Cylinder]] tool.}} |
Latest revision as of 12:56, 30 September 2017
- 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.