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Hemisphere, Cylinder, and Cone wedge shapes #3
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This would be a great feature to have. In the mean time, is there any workaround to make a half-hemisphere? (A quartersphere!) |
Would it be more flexible to offer wedges of a certain angle, say multiples of 2*pi radians? So a full circle would be 1, a quarter circle would be 0.25, etc. |
That sounds great! Does anyone know if there's a way of changing how tall an |
I realize the most recent question is years old now at the time of my reply, but I have a solution, and since others may have the same question in future, I decided it would not be 100% obnoxious to answer ~5 years later. So I couldn’t resist. :) Since a hemisphere is nothing more than half a sphere, and a sphere has no sense of height, you might achieve something closer to what you have in mind—assuming that I’ve understood your question, which may be a risky assumption—by using a cylinder. Using the ZDog concept of using extreme ‘stroke’ values to add volume, you could make it taller by just extending the path which defines the cylinder’s dimensions. |
I don't understand what you are saying. As I understand it, the question
was about creating a "hemi-ellipsoid" rather than a hemisphere.
There are two basic kinds of hemi-ellipsoid: oblate (currently supported)
and prolate (seemingly not supported?). This isn't standard terminology,
but this diagram should make the two possibilities clear:
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Schematic-diagram-of-prolate-and-oblate-ellipsoid-and-their-aspect-ratio_fig1_342297075
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I realize the most recent question is years old now at the time of my
reply, but I have a solution, and since others may have the same question
in future, I decided it would not be 100% obnoxious to answer ~5 years
later. So I couldn’t resist. :)
hemisphere is nothing more than half a sphere, and a sphere has no sense
of height, you might achieve something closer to what you have in
mind—assuming that I’ve understood your question, which may be a risky
assumption—by using a cylinder. Using the ZDog concept of using extreme
‘stroke’ values to add volume, you could make it taller by just extending
the path which defines the cylinder’s dimensions.
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Currently composite shapes like
Hemisphere
,Cylinder
, andCone
can only be rendered with fully circular bases. There is no easy way to render a quarter-sphere or half-cone.One solution may be to add a
quarters
option, similar toEllipse
. For example,quarters: 2
would render a half-cone.Add a 👍 reaction to this issue if you would like to see this feature added. Do not add +1 comments — They will be deleted.
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