Difference between revisions of "Prism Command"

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;Prism[ <Point>, <Point>, ...]
 
;Prism[ <Point>, <Point>, ...]
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:Returns a prism defined by the given points.
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{{example| 1=<div><code><nowiki>Prism[A, B, C, D]</nowiki></code>creates the prism with basis ABC and top DEF. The vectors AD, BE, CF are equal.</div>}}
 
;Prism[ <Polygon>, <Point>]
 
;Prism[ <Polygon>, <Point>]
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:Creates a Prism with the polygon as base area and the point as first top point.
 
;Prism[ <Polygon>, <Height value>]
 
;Prism[ <Polygon>, <Height value>]
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:Creates a right prism with the polygon as base area and given height.
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{{Note| See also [[Image:Mode_prism_32.gif]] [[Prism Tool|Prism]] and [[Image:Mode_extrusion_32.gif]] [[Extrude to Prism or Cylinder Tool|Extrude to Prism]] tools.}}

Revision as of 08:59, 22 July 2014


Prism[ <Point>, <Point>, ...]
Returns a prism defined by the given points.
Example:
Prism[A, B, C, D]creates the prism with basis ABC and top DEF. The vectors AD, BE, CF are equal.
Prism[ <Polygon>, <Point>]
Creates a Prism with the polygon as base area and the point as first top point.
Prism[ <Polygon>, <Height value>]
Creates a right prism with the polygon as base area and given height.
Note: See also Mode prism 32.gif Prism and Mode extrusion 32.gif Extrude to Prism tools.
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