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===== Introduction ===== | ===== Introduction ===== | ||
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- | Les '' | + | ===== Definition ===== |
- | ===== Définition ===== | ||
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- | Les '' | + | |
pt0 = Point(0, | pt0 = Point(0, | ||
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axe2 = Axe(line2) | axe2 = Axe(line2) | ||
- | Comme pour les '' | + | As for '' |
- | Par exemple: | + | |
axe1 = Axe(pointset(1), | axe1 = Axe(pointset(1), | ||
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axe3 = Axe(meshpointset()(1), | axe3 = Axe(meshpointset()(1), | ||
- | Dans ce cas, si les points, | + | In this case, if the corresponding |
- | ===== Remarque | + | |
+ | ===== Note ===== | ||
- | Dans certains cas, seul un point de l'axe mobile est connu. En effet, le point origine (ou extrémité) de l'axe bouge et il faut parfois que l'axe garde la même direction | + | Sometimes, only one point of a moving axis is known. Indeed, the origin or end point can be moving, but the axis must remain along the same direction. |
axe1 = Axe(pointset(1), | axe1 = Axe(pointset(1), | ||
- | Il faut donc adjoindre à cet axe la direction | + | The direction |
axe1.setSymX0(x0) | axe1.setSymX0(x0) | ||
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axe1.setSymZ0(z0) | axe1.setSymZ0(z0) | ||
- | si l' | + | if the origin of the axis is known, and: |
axe1.setSymX1(x1) | axe1.setSymX1(x1) | ||
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axe1.setSymZ1(z1) | axe1.setSymZ1(z1) | ||
- | si c'est l' | + | if the end of the axis is known. '' |
+ | '' | ||
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