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Christopher James Huff wrote:
> In article <3EA### [at] ma tum de>, Achill <ach### [at] ma tum de>
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>>>Let's say we have a unit cube between <0,0,0> and <1,1,1> and a sphere at
>>><0,0,0> with radius 1. What is the 'vector sum' of these objects?
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>>As far as I understand the macro
>>"Round_Box_Union(PtA, PtB, EdgeRadius)",
>>it would be "Round_Box_Union(<0,0,0>, <1,1,1>, 1)".
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> The vector sum of a sphere and a box is 3 boxes, 8 spheres, and 12
> cylinders?
Its the union of them, yes.
That is a consequence of the so called "Steiner Theorem" in "convex
geometry".
Achill
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