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gs-JSON is a domain agnostic unifying 3D file format for geometric and semantic modelling (hence the 'gs').
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import { Obj } from "./entity_obj";
import { Point } from "./entity_point";
import * as threex from "./libs/threex/threex";
import * as math_conics from "./libs/conics/conics";
import * as util from "./_utils";
/**
* Class Circle.
*/
export class Circle extends Obj {
/**
* Get the object type: "circle".
* @return Circle object.
*/
getObjType() {
return 3 /* circle */;
}
/**
* Get the origin of the ellipse.
* @return Point object.
*/
getOrigin() {
return new Point(this._kernel, this._kernel.objGetOnePoint(this._id));
}
/**
* Returns the x and y vectors of this curve. The length of the x vector defines the radius of the circle.
* @return An array of three XYZ vectors.
*/
getAxes() {
const params = this._kernel.objGetParams(this._id);
return [params[1], params[2], params[3]];
}
/**
* Returns the x and y vectors of this curve. The length of the x vector defines the radius of the circle.
* @return XYZ vector
*/
getNormal() {
return this._kernel.objGetParams(this._id)[3];
}
/**
* Sets the x and y vectors of this curve. The length of the x vector defines the radius of the circle.
* @param x_vec XYZ vector, the x axis
* @param vec XYZ vector, in the plane
*/
setOrientation(x_vec, vec) {
// param are [type, x_vec, y_vec, z_vec, angles]
const vecs = threex.makeXYZOrthogonal(x_vec, vec, false);
const params = this._kernel.objGetParams(this._id);
params[1] = vecs[0];
params[2] = vecs[1];
params[3] = vecs[2];
}
/**
* Returns the Alpha and Beta angles of this curve.
* @return The Alpha and Beta angles.
*/
getAngles() {
return this._kernel.objGetParams(this._id)[4];
}
/**
* Returns the Alpha and Beta angles of this curve.
* @return The Alpha and Beta angles.
*/
setAngles(angles) {
// make sure the angles are ok
angles = util.checkCircleAngles(angles);
this._kernel.objGetParams(this._id)[4] = angles;
}
/**
* Returns the radius of this circle (the length of the x vector).
* @return Tthe radius.
*/
getRadius() {
return threex.lengthXYZ(this._kernel.objGetParams(this._id)[1]);
}
/**
* Set the radius of this circle (the length of the x vector).
* @return The old radius.
*/
setRadius(radius) {
const x_vec = this._kernel.objGetParams(this._id)[3];
const old_radius = threex.lengthXYZ(x_vec);
this._kernel.objGetParams(this._id)[3] = threex.setLengthXYZ(x_vec, radius);
return old_radius;
}
/**
* Checks if the circle is closed.
* @return True if the polyline is closed.
*/
isClosed() {
const angles = this._kernel.objGetParams(this._id)[4];
if (angles === undefined) {
return true;
}
if ((angles[1] - angles[0]) === 360) {
return true;
}
return false;
}
/**
* Get the length of the circle or arc.
* @return The length.
*/
length() {
return math_conics.circleLength(this);
}
/**
* Get the t parameter on the circle or arc.
* @return A point entity.
*/
evalParam(t) {
const xyz = math_conics.circleEvaluate(this, t);
return this._kernel.getGeom().addPoint(xyz);
}
/**
* Project a point onto the circle or arc, and return the t parameter.
* @return t parameter value.
*/
evalPoint(point) {
return math_conics.circleEvaluatePoint(this, point);
}
/**
* Get a set of equidistant points along the circle or arc.
* @return An array of points.
*/
equiPoints(num_points) {
const length = math_conics.circleLength(this);
const xyzs = [];
for (let i = 0; i < num_points; i++) {
xyzs.push(math_conics.circleEvaluate(this, i / (num_points - 1)));
}
return this._kernel.getGeom().addPoints(xyzs);
}
}
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