They have one “bend.”Ī cubic Bézier has degree 3. It has zero “bends.”Ī parabola, hyperbola, arc, and circle (conic section curves) have degree 2. From a NURBS modeling point of view, the (degree –1) is the maximum number of “bends” you can get in each span.Ī line has degree 1. NURBSįunctions are rational polynomials and the degree of the NURBS is the degree of the polynomial. x + 1 is 3 the degree of –x 5 + x 2 is 5, and so on.The “degree” of the polynomial is the largest power of the variable. Sometimes also called control vertex or node.Ĭontrol points are markers or “grips” on objects such as curves, surfaces, lights, and dimensions and cannot be separated from their objects.Ī polynomial is a function like y = 3 This condition is not easy to determine by just looking at where the points are located.Ĭurves and surfaces with G2 continuity are also G1 and therefore G0 continuous.īasis functions. If the radius of curvature is the same at the common end point, curves are curvature continuous (G2). If these all fall on a line then two curves are tangent (G1) at the ends.Ĭurves and surfaces with G1 continuity are also G0 continuous.Ĭurvature continuity between two curves measures position, direction, and radius of curvature at the ends. The direction is determined by the first and second point on each curve. Tangency measures position and curve direction at the ends. If the end points of each curve are in the same location in space, the curves are position continuous (G0) at the ends. In addition, you can save and restore named construction planesĪnd import named construction planes from another Rhino file.Īllow the cursor to move away from the construction plane.Ĭontinuity describes the relationship between curves and surfaces.Įach level of continuity assumes the conditions for the previous level are met. Preset construction planes: World Top, Right, and Front give you quick access to common construction planes. To change the direction and origin of a construction plane, from the menu, use the CPlaneĬommand. The red and green lines meet at the construction plane origin. The dark green line represents the construction plane y-axis. The dark red line represents the construction plane x-axis. The default Perspective viewport, however, uses the world Top construction plane, which is the same construction plane that is used in the Top viewport. The construction plane represents the local coordinate system for the viewport and can be different from the world coordinate systemĬome with construction planes that correspond to the viewport. The construction plane can be set to any orientation, and each viewport’s construction plane is independent of those in other viewports.
The construction plane has an origin, x- and y-axes, and a grid. Bumpmaps do not modify the shape of the surface.Ī construction plane is like a tabletop that the cursor normally moves on. May I remind you that if the case is that the pronunciation varies in different situations it is possible that the pronunciation implies plurality as well.A bitmap image that make a surface appear bumpy in a rendered image. I've heard them pronounced all 4 of these ways and variably pronounce them either 1 or 2. (options for second stressed syllable left out as they are not likely options) So let me ask this (and maybe this could be another poll: Granted, the english language prides it self on the fact that there's no such thing as "correct" pronunciation, only "preferred" pronunciation. The question that bugs me is what the correct pronunciation is. One rule we should all remember from grade school (that is if you made it out of there) is that just because it "sounds" right does not mean it "is" right.Īccording to the phrasing of the poll answers the correct option has to be Oni because the adjective if ambiguous. Onos = singular / plural in the difinitive case
YEAH, ALRIGHT!"Īctually they are both correct (this from an English Masters) No, cause im a tricksor, the '' are not the ", theres a difference, the '' consists of two ',the " is a Sign itself īind "F2" "say (''\(°o°)/'') MULTIPLE ONOS INCOMING! RUN FOR YOUR LIFES!"īind "F3" "say (''\(o.O)/'') HOORAY I WIN!"īind "F6" "say (''\(-_-)/'') I LOOSE! OH NOES!"īind "f7" "say (''\(^.^)/'') LISTENING TO MUSIC!"īind "f8" "say.
Bogglesteinsky Jan 6 2004, 07:43 AM) but all it would do is make you say "("īind "F1" "say (''\(°o°)/'') MULTIPLE ONOS INCOMING! RUN FOR YOUR LIFES!"
0 kommentar(er)
