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* ry [[Euler angle]] in degree format
 
* ry [[Euler angle]] in degree format
 
* rz [[Euler angle]] in degree format
 
* rz [[Euler angle]] in degree format
* scale a scale value
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* scale - a scale value
 
Further more the pointarray stores also some metadata:
 
Further more the pointarray stores also some metadata:
 
* recordlength describes the lengh that every point takes inside the //data// array
 
* recordlength describes the lengh that every point takes inside the //data// array
 
* length of the data array
 
* length of the data array
* xlength describes the length of a sequence logical related points
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* '''xlength''' describes the length of a sequence logical related points
* ylength describes the length of a sequence logical related points
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* '''ylength''' describes the length of a sequence logical related points
* zlength describes the amount of logical point sequences
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* '''zlength''' describes the amount of logical point sequences
  
The meta data '''xlength''', '''ylength''' and '''zlength''' can be used to split the data sequence in sub seqence to [[multiprocess]] e.g. [[curves]]
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The meta data '''xlength''', '''ylength''' and '''zlength''' can be used to split the data sequence in sub seqences to [[multiprocess]] e.g. [[curves]]

Latest revision as of 05:46, 30 November 2016

pointarray

Pointarray is a special JavaScript object type in nodeeditor. It stores a sequence of values in a single array named data. It is the standard datatype to describe mathematical Points/Frames in the nodeeditor. The data array stores the following sequence for each point:

Further more the pointarray stores also some metadata:

  • recordlength describes the lengh that every point takes inside the //data// array
  • length of the data array
  • xlength describes the length of a sequence logical related points
  • ylength describes the length of a sequence logical related points
  • zlength describes the amount of logical point sequences

The meta data xlength, ylength and zlength can be used to split the data sequence in sub seqences to multiprocess e.g. curves