Examples > Kinematic > Pipe-like solids

Pipe-like solids.

Let's create a pipe-like solid with a contour-clip, round hole and contour-profile consitsing of arcs and line segments.

This code creates a contour-clip and a round hole:

sgCObject* objcts[7];

SG_POINT ArP1;

SG_POINT ArP2;

SG_POINT ArP3;

SG_ARC ArcGeo;

ArP1.x = -0.2; ArP1.y = -0.2; ArP1.z = 0.0;

ArP2.x = -0.1; ArP2.y = 0.2; ArP2.z = 0.0;

ArP3.x = -0.3; ArP3.y = 0.1; ArP3.z = 0.0;

ArcGeo.FromTreePoints(ArP1,ArP2,ArP3,false);

objcts[0] = sgCreateArc(ArcGeo);

ArP1.x = -0.1; ArP1.y = 0.2; ArP1.z = 0.0;

ArP2.x = 0.3; ArP2.y = 0.5; ArP2.z = 0.0;

ArP3.x = 0.2; ArP3.y = 0.6; ArP3.z = 0.0;

ArcGeo.FromTreePoints(ArP1,ArP2,ArP3,false);

objcts[1] = sgCreateArc(ArcGeo);

ArP1.x = 0.3; ArP1.y = 0.5; ArP1.z = 0.0;

ArP2.x = -0.2; ArP2.y = -0.2; ArP2.z = 0.0;

ArP3.x = 0.6; ArP3.y = -0.4; ArP3.z = 0.0;

ArcGeo.FromTreePoints(ArP1,ArP2,ArP3,false);

objcts[2] = sgCreateArc(ArcGeo);

sgCContour* cnt2 = sgCContour::CreateContour(objcts,3);

sgGetScene()->AttachObject(cnt2);

cnt2->SetAttribute(SG_OA_COLOR,12);

cnt2->SetAttribute(SG_OA_LINE_THICKNESS, 2);

SG_CIRCLE cirGeo;

SG_POINT cirC = {0.3, -0.1, 0.0};

SG_VECTOR cirNor = {0.0, 0.0, 1.0};

cirGeo.FromCenterRadiusNormal(cirC,0.31, cirNor);

sgC2DObject* cir = sgCreateCircle(cirGeo);

sgGetScene()->AttachObject(cir);

cir->SetAttribute(SG_OA_COLOR,12);

cir->SetAttribute(SG_OA_LINE_THICKNESS, 2);

Now let's create a contour-profile consisting of 1 line segment and 4 arcs:

ArP1.x = 0.0; ArP1.y = -2.0; ArP1.z = 0.0;

ArP2.x = 1.0; ArP2.y = -1.0; ArP2.z = 0.0;

ArP3.x = 0.4; ArP3.y = -1.2; ArP3.z = 0.0;

ArcGeo.FromTreePoints(ArP1,ArP2,ArP3,false);

objcts[0] = sgCreateArc(ArcGeo);

ArP1.x = 1.0; ArP1.y = -1.0; ArP1.z = 0.0;

ArP2.x = 2.0; ArP2.y = 0.0; ArP2.z = 0.0;

ArP3.x = 1.9; ArP3.y = -0.5; ArP3.z = 0.0;

ArcGeo.FromTreePoints(ArP1,ArP2,ArP3,false);

objcts[1] = sgCreateArc(ArcGeo);

ArP1.x = 2.0; ArP1.y = 0.0; ArP1.z = 0.0;

ArP2.x = 1.0; ArP2.y = 1.0; ArP2.z = 0.0;

ArP3.x = 1.6; ArP3.y = 0.8; ArP3.z = 0.0;

ArcGeo.FromTreePoints(ArP1,ArP2,ArP3,false);

objcts[2] = sgCreateArc(ArcGeo);

objcts[3] = sgCreateLine(1.0, 1.0, 0.0, -1.0, 1.0, 0.0);

ArP1.x = -1.0; ArP1.y = 1.0; ArP1.z = 0.0;

ArP2.x = -1.0; ArP2.y = 0.0; ArP2.z = 1.0;

ArP3.x = -1.1; ArP3.y = 1.0; ArP3.z = 0.0;

ArcGeo.FromTreePoints(ArP1,ArP2,ArP3,false);

objcts[4] = sgCreateArc(ArcGeo);

sgCContour* cnt1 = sgCContour::CreateContour(objcts,5);

sgGetScene()->AttachObject(cnt1);

cnt1->SetAttribute(SG_OA_COLOR,12);

cnt1->SetAttribute(SG_OA_LINE_THICKNESS, 2);

Further you must define both a point in the arc-clip plane which will move along the profile, and a rotation angle around this point. Let this point be (0, 0, 0) and the rotation angle 0 degrees. Let's build a surface:

SG_POINT point_in_plane = {0.0,0.0,0.0};

bool close = true;

sgC3DObject* pipO = (sgC3DObject*)sgKinematic::Pipe((const sgC2DObject&)(*cnt2),

(const sgC2DObject**)(&cir),1,

(const sgC2DObject&)(*cnt1), point_in_plane, 0.0, close);

sgGetScene()->AttachObject(pipO);

pipO->SetAttribute(SG_OA_COLOR,25);

Then let's move the obtained surface:

SG_VECTOR transV1 = {3.0,1.0,0};

pipO->InitTempMatrix()->Translate(transV1);

pipO->ApplyTempMatrix();

pipO->DestroyTempMatrix();