pub struct Material {
pub name: String,
pub density: Option<f64>,
pub colour: Option<Colour>,
}Expand description
A material: what a body is meant to be made of.
Fields§
§name: StringThe name: “AISI 304”, “PA12”.
density: Option<f64>Density in kilograms per cubic metre, where known.
colour: Option<Colour>A display colour, where one belongs to the material.
Trait Implementations§
impl StructuralPartialEq for Material
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impl Freeze for Material
impl RefUnwindSafe for Material
impl Send for Material
impl Sync for Material
impl Unpin for Material
impl UnsafeUnpin for Material
impl UnwindSafe for Material
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