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Compute Method (IAgStkGraphicsExtrudedPolylineTriangulatorInitializer)
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CentralBody
The central body to compute the extrusion on.
BottomPositions
An array containing bottom positions (in the order x, y, z), in the centralBody's fixed reference frame.
TopPositions
An array containing top positions (in the order x, y, z), in the centralBody's fixed reference frame.
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Windows & Linux

Description

Computes an extrusion between bottomPositions and topPositions on the specified centralBody. This is equivalent to calling Compute with a positionsWindingOrder of Compute.

Syntax

[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Function Compute( _
   ByVal CentralBody As String, _
   ByRef BottomPositions As System.Array, _
   ByRef TopPositions As System.Array _
) As IAgStkGraphicsExtrudedPolylineTriangulatorResult
[C#]
public IAgStkGraphicsExtrudedPolylineTriangulatorResult Compute(
   string CentralBody, 
   ref System.Array BottomPositions, 
   ref System.Array TopPositions
);
[Managed C++]
public: IAgStkGraphicsExtrudedPolylineTriangulatorResult^ Compute(
   String __gc ^ CentralBody, 
   System::Array ^^ BottomPositions, 
   System::Array ^^ TopPositions
);
[Java]
public IAgStkGraphicsExtrudedPolylineTriangulatorResult compute(
   String CentralBody, 
   Object[] BottomPositions, 
   Object[] TopPositions
);
[Unmanaged C++]
public: HRESULT Compute(
   BSTR CentralBody, 
   SAFEARRAY ** BottomPositions, 
   SAFEARRAY ** TopPositions, 
   IAgStkGraphicsExtrudedPolylineTriangulatorResult ** ReturnValue
);

Parameters

CentralBody
The central body to compute the extrusion on.
BottomPositions
An array containing bottom positions (in the order x, y, z), in the centralBody's fixed reference frame.
TopPositions
An array containing top positions (in the order x, y, z), in the centralBody's fixed reference frame.

Example

Shows the format of the BottomPositions and TopPositions parameters when computing using an extruded polyline triangulator.
[C#]Copy Code
Array bottomPositions = new object[] 
{ 
    6578.14, 0, 0, 
    6512.79, 653.458, 652.476, 
    6545.27, 656.718, 0, 
    6578.14, 0, 0 
}; 
 
Array topPositions = new object[] 
{ 
    7205.81, 722.992, 722.36, 
    6991.68, 1417.28, 1437.63, 
    7097.63, 1438.76, 722.36, 
    7205.81, 722.992, 722.36 
}; 
 
IAgStkGraphicsExtrudedPolylineTriangulatorResult result = sceneManager.Initializers.ExtrudedPolylineTriangulator.Compute( 
    "Earth", 
    ref bottomPositions, 
    ref topPositions); 
 

Shows the format of the BottomPositions and TopPositions parameters when computing using an extruded polyline triangulator.
[Visual Basic .NET]Copy Code
Dim bottomPositions As Array = New Object() {6578.14, 0, 0, 6512.79, 653.458, 652.476, _
    6545.27, 656.718, 0, 6578.14, 0, 0}

Dim topPositions As Array = New Object() {7205.81, 722.992, 722.36, 6991.68, 1417.28, 1437.63, _
    7097.63, 1438.76, 722.36, 7205.81, 722.992, 722.36}

Dim result As IAgStkGraphicsExtrudedPolylineTriangulatorResult = sceneManager.Initializers.ExtrudedPolylineTriangulator.Compute("Earth", bottomPositions, topPositions)

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