pub enum ChamferCorner {
Point,
Facet,
}Expand description
How a chamfer request closes a vertex where three or more of its bevels meet.
Variants§
Point
The bevels mitre into one point, by wedges built on the solid as given and applied together.
Facet
Each bevel stops at the plane through the points where two bevels’
contact lines cross on the face they share, and the corner is the
polygon there: a triangle at a corner of three bevels. What
chamfer_edges_with builds.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for ChamferCorner
impl Clone for ChamferCorner
impl Copy for ChamferCorner
Source§impl Debug for ChamferCorner
impl Debug for ChamferCorner
impl Eq for ChamferCorner
Source§impl PartialEq for ChamferCorner
impl PartialEq for ChamferCorner
impl StructuralPartialEq for ChamferCorner
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for ChamferCorner
impl RefUnwindSafe for ChamferCorner
impl Send for ChamferCorner
impl Sync for ChamferCorner
impl Unpin for ChamferCorner
impl UnsafeUnpin for ChamferCorner
impl UnwindSafe for ChamferCorner
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