Abstract Class Name: Volume

Superclass - SEDRIS Abstract Base

Subclasses

Definition

A geometric primitive shape that identifies an enclosed 3D solid. Possible shapes include spheres (and implied points, where a point is a degenerate sphere), parallelepiped, cylinders (and implied lines, where a line is a degenerate cylinder). The shape is given by the Volume Extent component, the location of the shape center is given by the Location 3D component.

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Example

  1. A terrain region has a Bounding Volume defined by a sphere with center specified by the Location 3D component and radius given by the Spherical Volume Extent component radius field.
  2. A parallelepiped Volume, describing the Collision Volume of a house, is represented by a component Location 3D for the center of the house and a component Parallelepiped Volume Extent.

Constraints

None.

Composed of (one-way)


Notes

Composed of Notes

Location_3D

 volume center

Volume_Extent

 volume shape

World_Transformation

 To locate and orient the volume within the currently scoped 'world'
 spatial reference frame

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