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May 26, 2023, 06:16 |
Projecting an arc on a surface
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Zeinab
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Hello foamers,
I want to understand sth about arc projection. I know that normally in the definition of an arc it's usually like this: edges ( arc 1 2 (0 0 1) // (0 0 1) is a point on the arc //(1 2) are the two en nds of the arc. ); The thing about arc projection is the syntax changes and I don't understand and I don't understand what it means. The syntax when projecting edges ( arc 1 8 (1.5 -1 5) (1.5 -1 0) ); and I have no idea why we're using two points in this case and where are these points located. Thank you! |
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arc, blockmesh, projection |
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