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December 12, 2017, 05:37 |
(Java) Get coordinates of a point on a boundary? Use a vector as the z-axi?
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Hello together,
is there any way to get coordinates of a point of a boundary via macro? I'm currently using the centroid function (surface avg report) to get the midpoint of a boundary. I'm looking for a way to get another point, to create a vector. My goal is to create local coordinate systems in the midpoint of boundaries. I want the z-axis to be the normal vector of those boundaries. My current idea is to create three vectors:
So anyone an idea how to get another point on a boundary beside the midpoint or knows how to create a local cs and use the normal vector of this boundary directly as the z-axis? Thanks in advance. |
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December 12, 2017, 08:37 |
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I found a workaround for my problem with the local cs:
Create a normal vector of the boundary -> create a local cs with the normal vector as the x-axis -> rotate the local cs around its y-axis for 90 deg. |
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boundary, java, local coordinate system |
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