Difference between revisions of "RandomPointIn Command"
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;RandomPointIn( <Region> ) | ;RandomPointIn( <Region> ) | ||
| − | Creates a random point inside given polygon or conic. | + | Creates a random point inside given polygon or (full) conic. |
;RandomPointIn( <List of Points> ) | ;RandomPointIn( <List of Points> ) | ||
Returns a random point inside the polygon with given vertices. | Returns a random point inside the polygon with given vertices. | ||
| − | {{example|1=<code>RandomPointIn | + | {{example|1=<code>RandomPointIn(Polygon(A,B,C))</code> and <code>RandomPointIn(A,B,C)</code> both give random point inside triangle ABC.}} |
To get a random point that belongs to the list use [[RandomElement_Command|Random Element]] instead. | To get a random point that belongs to the list use [[RandomElement_Command|Random Element]] instead. | ||
;RandomPointIn( <xMin>, <xMax>, <yMin>, <yMax> ) | ;RandomPointIn( <xMin>, <xMax>, <yMin>, <yMax> ) | ||
Creates a random point with x-coordinate from interval [xMin,xMax] and y-coordinate from interval [yMin, yMax]. | Creates a random point with x-coordinate from interval [xMin,xMax] and y-coordinate from interval [yMin, yMax]. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:38, 2 November 2017
- RandomPointIn( <Region> )
Creates a random point inside given polygon or (full) conic.
- RandomPointIn( <List of Points> )
Returns a random point inside the polygon with given vertices.
Example:
RandomPointIn(Polygon(A,B,C)) and RandomPointIn(A,B,C) both give random point inside triangle ABC.To get a random point that belongs to the list use Random Element instead.
- RandomPointIn( <xMin>, <xMax>, <yMin>, <yMax> )
Creates a random point with x-coordinate from interval [xMin,xMax] and y-coordinate from interval [yMin, yMax].
