Hi guys,
How to check if the Rhino object is clipped?
Thanks,
Dmitriy
Hi guys,
How to check if the Rhino object is clipped?
Thanks,
Dmitriy
Hi @Dmitriy,
I don’t believe there is an API for this. Correct me if I’m wrong @stevebaer.
Why is this needed?
— Dale
What does “clipped” specifically mean?
Probably by clipping plane?
Yes, “clipped” here means status of the object in relation to Clipping Planes.
I would imagine it could have 3 states: Partly Clipped
(one or more clipping planes intersect object), Fully Clipped
(Not visible due to one or more clipping planes) and Not Clipped
- fully visible after all clipping planes are applied.
Thanks @dale
I would like to draw some objects within custom conduit, depending if object “Clipped” or not.
Kind regards,
Dmitriy
I cannot find related APIs in Rhino’s C SDK. So it probably requires a big feature addition.
You can use the plane’s distance to boundingbox function to determine how a plane interacts with an object.
If you are in a display conduit, the display code should do the clipping for you.