pub struct Projected {
pub edge: Shape,
pub face: Shape,
pub tolerance: f64,
}Expand description
One projected stretch: the edge that was built, and the face it lies on.
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§edge: ShapeThe edge, with its pcurve attached on the face’s surface.
face: ShapeThe face it landed on.
tolerance: f64How far the fitted curve may sit from the sampled feet.
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impl Freeze for Projected
impl RefUnwindSafe for Projected
impl Send for Projected
impl Sync for Projected
impl Unpin for Projected
impl UnsafeUnpin for Projected
impl UnwindSafe for Projected
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