|
 |
Hello
I need a SOR-object with only a partial rotation of the curve. Is this
possible? For explanation: I try to generate some kind of shaped
pie-graphics from segments of a SOR-Object, lets say four segments with
different angles representing some quota of the full pie. So I need
partially rotated SORs and then putting them together (with optionally some
gap between them, so I cant use simply one cylinder and a texture).
Is this possible? I found these function{ f_algbr_cyl?(..., SOR_ANGLE)} but
that seems not realy, what I need, or I do not understand how it works...
Thanks for any help
Regards
Stephan
Post a reply to this message
|
|
|
|
Wasn't it Stephan Kuhagen who wrote:
>Hello
>
>I need a SOR-object with only a partial rotation of the curve. Is this
>possible? For explanation: I try to generate some kind of shaped
>pie-graphics from segments of a SOR-Object, lets say four segments with
>different angles representing some quota of the full pie. So I need
>partially rotated SORs and then putting them together (with optionally some
>gap between them, so I cant use simply one cylinder and a texture).
>
>Is this possible? I found these function{ f_algbr_cyl?(..., SOR_ANGLE)} but
>that seems not realy, what I need, or I do not understand how it works...
Probably the easiest way is to take the full SOR object and use CSG with
a pair of rotated planes.
// Ensure A2 is greater than A1
#if (A1 > A2)
#declare Temp =A2;
#declare A2 = A1;
#declare A1 = Temp;
#end
// The CSG is different for angles over 180
#if ((A2-A1)>180)
difference {
object {MySor}
intersection {
plane {-x,0 rotate y*A1}
plane {x,0 rotate y*A2}
texture {T1}
}
}#else
intersection {
object {MySor}
intersection {
plane {x,0 rotate y*A1}
plane {-x,0 rotate y*A2}
texture {T1}
}
}#end
--
Mike Williams
Gentleman of Leisure
Post a reply to this message
|
|
