Struct CellAxis
- Namespace
- GeometryHelper.Meshing
- Assembly
- GeometryHelper.dll
How one axis of a grid of cells is divided: by a size, by a count, or not at all.
A body cut into cells is divided along each of its grid's three axes on its own, so a slab can be cut into bays along X and Y and left whole through its thickness, and a wall into lifts up Z and left whole along its length. The value is immutable; Whole, the default, leaves the axis whole.
public readonly struct CellAxis : IEquatable<CellAxis>- Implements
- Inherited Members
Properties
- Alignment
Gets where the cells stand, for an axis divided by size when the placement gives no origin.
- Count
Gets how many cells, for an axis divided by count; nought otherwise.
- IsWhole
Gets whether the axis is left whole, as Whole leaves it and ByCount(int) of one does.
- Size
Gets the size of a cell, for an axis divided by size; nought otherwise.
- Whole
Not divided: one cell along the axis, from the body's first side to its far one.
Methods
- ByCount(int)
As many equal cells along the axis as asked, a joint apart, from the body's first side to its far one.
- BySize(double, GridAlignment)
Cells of a size along the axis, a joint apart, standing as the alignment says, or with one starting at the placement's origin when it gives one.
- Equals(CellAxis)
Determines whether another axis is divided the same way.
- Equals(object)
Determines whether the specified object is an axis divided the same way.
- GetHashCode()
Returns the hash code for this axis.
- ToString()
Describes the axis.
Operators
- operator ==(CellAxis, CellAxis)
Determines whether two axes are divided the same way.
- operator !=(CellAxis, CellAxis)
Determines whether two axes are divided differently.