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{{GuiCommand|Name=OpenSCAD Minkowski|MenuLocation=OpenSCAD → Minkowski||Workbenches=[[OpenSCAD Module|OpenSCAD]]|Shortcut=none|SeeAlso=---}} |
{{GuiCommand|Name=OpenSCAD Minkowski|MenuLocation=OpenSCAD → Minkowski||Workbenches=[[OpenSCAD Module|OpenSCAD]]|Shortcut=none|SeeAlso=---}} |
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==Description== |
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Applies a minkowski sum to selected shapes. |
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'''Mathematical Definition:''' |
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Add each element of subset A to each element of subset B to get minkowski sum. |
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'''Geometrical Definition:''' |
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Sweep element A along all boundaries of element B. Resulting space which is occupied by both elements |
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is minkowski sum. |
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[[Image:Minkowski_example.jpg|An example of a minkowski sum]] |
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Example of minkowski sum applied to cylinder and cube. |
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Note that the height of minkowski sum is height of cylinder plus height of cube. |
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==Use== |
==Use== |
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#Select shapes in Tree-View or in 3D-View |
#Select shapes in Tree-View or in 3D-View |
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#Click on [[Image:OpenSCAD_Minkowski.png|32px]] or choose {{KEY| OpenSCAD}} → {{KEY|[[Image:OpenSCAD_Minkowski.png|32px]] Minkowski}} from the top menu. |
#Click on [[Image:OpenSCAD_Minkowski.png|32px]] or choose {{KEY| OpenSCAD}} → {{KEY|[[Image:OpenSCAD_Minkowski.png|32px]] Minkowski}} from the top menu. |
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[[Category:User Documentation]] |
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[[Category:Command Reference]] |
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Revision as of 21:28, 2 March 2016
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| OpenSCAD → Minkowski |
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Description
Applies a minkowski sum to selected shapes.
Mathematical Definition:
Add each element of subset A to each element of subset B to get minkowski sum.
Geometrical Definition:
Sweep element A along all boundaries of element B. Resulting space which is occupied by both elements
is minkowski sum.
Example of minkowski sum applied to cylinder and cube.
Note that the height of minkowski sum is height of cylinder plus height of cube.
Use
- Select shapes in Tree-View or in 3D-View
- Click on
or choose OpenSCAD → Minkowski from the top menu.
Limitations
Feature needs OpenSCAD installed and configured in Edit → Preferences
Notes