ComplexConic Constructor (Double, Double, Double, Double, Double) |
Constructs a volume of limited radius with the provided parameters.
Namespace:
AGI.Foundation.Geometry.Shapes
Assembly:
AGI.Foundation.Core (in AGI.Foundation.Core.dll) Version: 23.1.416.0 (23.1.416.0)
Syntaxpublic ComplexConic(
double innerHalfAngle,
double outerHalfAngle,
double minimumClockAngle,
double maximumClockAngle,
double radius
)
Public Sub New (
innerHalfAngle As Double,
outerHalfAngle As Double,
minimumClockAngle As Double,
maximumClockAngle As Double,
radius As Double
)
public:
ComplexConic(
double innerHalfAngle,
double outerHalfAngle,
double minimumClockAngle,
double maximumClockAngle,
double radius
)
new :
innerHalfAngle : float *
outerHalfAngle : float *
minimumClockAngle : float *
maximumClockAngle : float *
radius : float -> ComplexConic
Parameters
- innerHalfAngle
- Type: SystemDouble
The angle between the principal direction and the boundary of the
interior conical volume of exclusion. Defines the interior conical volume of exclusion. - outerHalfAngle
- Type: SystemDouble
The angle between the principal direction and the external boundary of the
volume of the sensor. Defines the conical volume of the sensor. - minimumClockAngle
- Type: SystemDouble
The angle between the positive x-axis and the opening edge of the
restricted annular cross-section. The angle is measured clockwise when looking in the direction of the positive
z axis. In conjunction with the maximumClockAngle, restricts
sensor volume to a portion of the annular cross section of a cone. - maximumClockAngle
- Type: SystemDouble
The angle between the positive x-axis and the closing edge of the
restricted annular cross-section. The angle is measured clockwise when looking in the direction of the positive
z axis. In conjunction with the minimumClockAngle, restricts the
sensor volume to a portion of the annular cross section of a cone. - radius
- Type: SystemDouble
The radial limit of the volume. This is the maximum range at which the sensor can detect a target.
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