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shimon_a10 nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 22/01/2006 07:29:
> hi, every body.
>
> 1. As new user i want to know how to use the trace function, and where i can
> get the results of the point of intersection.
> 2. pls if it possibble to get a simple exmple.
> 3. I didn't understand the exmple in the tutorial.
> 4. lots of thanks.
>
> shimon
>
>
The trace() function return coordinates that you should attribute to a variable:
#declare Object = put your object's deffinition, the name is up to you
#declare NormalVector = <0,0,0>;
#declare Point = trace(Object, Start, End, NormalVector);
The variable "Point" contains the desired coordinates.
The variable "NormalVector" contains the normal at that point, zero if the trace
missed the object.
The normal been a unit lenght direction vector perpendicular to the surface of the
object.
Hint: it's always recomended to use at least 1 upper case letter, usualy the first, in
variable
name. ALL key-words are lower case only and all lower case variables can conflict with
the current
ones or future ones.
--
Alain
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Eat one live toad the first thing in the morning and nothing worse will happen to
you the rest of the day.
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