Module primitive 

Primitive solids.

Built from numbers rather than from existing topology, so their history has nothing to report, but their provenance very much does. Each face gets a role naming which face of the primitive it is (roles), so a reference to “the top of that box” survives the box being rebuilt at a different size. Without it the reference would be to a handle that no longer exists.

Modules

roles

Roles naming which part of a primitive an entity is.

Functions

make_box

Build an axis-aligned box in frame, spanning size along each of its axes from the frame’s origin.

make_cone

Build a cone or a truncated cone in frame.

make_cylinder

Build a cylinder in frame: radius about its z, height along it.

make_half_space

Build the unbounded solid on one side of a face.

make_hexahedron

A hexahedron: the solid on eight corners laid out like a box’s, whose six faces are planar. The corners come in a box’s order: the four of the bottom face counter-clockwise from the origin corner ((0,0,0), (1,0,0), (1,1,0), (0,1,0)), then the four above them in the same order.

make_parallelepiped

A parallelepiped: the solid spanned at origin by three edge vectors.

make_polyhedron

A convex solid from planar rings over shared points.

make_sphere

Build a sphere of radius centred at frame’s origin.

make_torus

Build a torus in frame: major from the axis to the tube’s centre, minor the tube’s own radius.

make_wedge

Build a wedge: a box whose top face is inset.