Asked 4 months ago by QuantumCaptain033
How can I modify extrude geometry code to create a concave arc?
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Asked 4 months ago by QuantumCaptain033
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I currently have a piece of code that generates a convex arc for a custom shape in Three.js. Here is the existing configuration:
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The code below defines a convex arc shape:
JAVASCRIPT[AvailableShapes.CurvedCube]: { // This is how the dimensions are given for custom generated shape. firstLine: { x: 0, y: isForSelector ? 3 : 20, }, arc: { x: 0, y: 0, radius: isForSelector ? 3 : 20, startAngle: isForSelector ? 1.5 : 20, endAngle: 0, isClockwise: true, }, lastLine: { x: 0, y: 0, }, extrudeSetting: { depth: isForSelector ? 3 : 20, bevelEnabled: false, bevelSegments: 0, steps: 1, bevelSize: 0, bevelThickness: 0, }, // This is for placement of the curved cube, has to be changed when new layout is changed. offSetCoordinates: { x: -3, y: 5, z: 0, }, color: color, },
I would like to transform this into a concave arc. What modifications should I make to the parameters (especially within the arc configuration) to achieve a concave shape instead of a convex one? Any guidance or ideas would be appreciated.
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Answer by TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
To transform your convex arc into a concave arc, you need to modify the arc configuration parameters. Based on your current code, here are the key changes you should make:
Change the isClockwise
parameter:
isClockwise: false
to reverse the direction of the arcAdjust the angle parameters:
startAngle
and endAngle
valuesHere's the modified arc configuration:
JAVASCRIPTarc: { x: 0, y: 0, radius: isForSelector ? 3 : 20, startAngle: 0, endAngle: isForSelector ? 1.5 : 20, isClockwise: false, },
If the simple reversal doesn't achieve the exact concave shape you want, you might need to:
Adjust the radius:
Modify the start and end points:
firstLine
and lastLine
coordinates to properly connect with your new arcExperiment with angle values:
Remember that when working with arcs in Three.js, the angles are typically measured in radians, and the direction of the arc is determined by both the angle values and the isClockwise
parameter.
The key to achieving a concave shape is ensuring that the arc curves inward toward the shape rather than outward.
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