Extract Polygon Transforms
Description
This node returns transformation matrices that describe the location and
orientation of the input polygons.
Options
- Extraction Type -
- Default - Use polygon center and first edge as basis for the transformation
matrix of the polygon.
- Edge - Use one of the edge of the polygon as basis for the transformation matrix
of the polygon.
- Edge Selection Type -
- Direction - This option allows to select the edge based on the direction.
- X - Return matrix oriented on the edge in the polygon that along
X-axis.
- Y - Return matrix oriented on the edge in the polygon that along
Y-axis.
- Z - Return matrix oriented on the edge in the polygon that along
Z-axis.
- Custom - Return matrix oriented on the edge in the polygon that
along the custom axis.
- Distance - This option allows to select the edge based on the distance
to the input center.
- Closest - Return matrix oriented on the edge in the polygon closest
to the input center.
- Furthest - Return matrix oriented on the edge in the polygon furthest
to the input center.
- Mesh - The mesh.
- Vertices - A vector list that represents the locations of the vertices of the
polygons.
- Polygon Indices - The polygon indices of the polygons.
- Direction - A vector to specify the direction. (Available in Direction
edge selection type.)
- Center - A vector to specify the center. (Available in Distance edge
selection type.)
Outputs
- Transforms - A matrix list that includes transformation matrices that describe
the location and orientation of the polygons.
- Inverse Transforms - The inverse matrix of the transforms.
Advanced Node Settings
- Source - This option allows to select the input source type.
- Mesh - A mesh as the input source.
- Vertices and Polygons - A vector list that represents the locations of the
vertices of the polygons and polygon indices of the polygons as the input source.
- Polygons are Flat - Performance can be improved when you are certain that all
polygons are flat. Enabling this can lead to artifacts when the polygons are not
actually flat.