Difference between revisions of "VS:IsPlanarObj"
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| − | FUNCTION IsPlanarObj(object:HANDLE; VAR | + | FUNCTION IsPlanarObj(object:HANDLE; VAR refID:LONGINT) : BOOLEAN; |
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<funcDef lang="py"> | <funcDef lang="py"> | ||
def vs.IsPlanarObj(object): | def vs.IsPlanarObj(object): | ||
| − | return (BOOLEAN, | + | return (BOOLEAN, refID) |
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LONGINT | LONGINT | ||
If object is planar, returns the planar refID of its plane | If object is planar, returns the planar refID of its plane | ||
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| + | ([[User:Orso.b.schmid|Orso]], 2020.05.17) | ||
| + | Renamed "NewParam" into "refID", which is the name used for this variable everywhere else. | ||
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Revision as of 22:11, 16 May 2020
.VectorScript|VectorScript ..VS:Function Reference|Function Reference ..VS:Function_Reference_Appendix|Appendix
Description
FUNCTION IsPlanarObj(
OBJECT :HANDLE;
VAR refID :LONGINT) : BOOLEAN;
def vs.IsPlanarObj(object):
return (BOOLEAN, refID)
Parameters
object HANDLE Object to test refID LONGINT If object is planar, returns the planar refID of its plane
Remarks
(Orso, 2020.05.17)Renamed "NewParam" into "refID", which is the name used for this variable everywhere else.
