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Finding a meeting point(x,y,z) of two lines?
frederik_larsen108
Member Posts: 9 EDU
I got two lines defined by the user, and i want to return the point where they meet...
var buttomLine = evLine(context, { "edge" : definition.buttomSide });
var leftLine = evLine(context, { "edge" : definition.leftSide });
i tried using their origin, but they dont have a cummon coordinate.
How can i find the meeting point of two lines?
i tried using their origin, but they dont have a cummon coordinate.
How can i find the meeting point of two lines?
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look for documentation of DistanceResult
if result = evDistance(), then the point on first side can be obtained by result.sides[0].point
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and they dont have a cummon coordinate even though i choose two lines which very clearly have a cummon coordinate0
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evDistance() can find the points that give the closest distance between two lines, points or query objects.
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how do i return the point?0
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look for documentation of DistanceResult
if result = evDistance(), then the point on first side can be obtained by result.sides[0].point
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