Cone

A cone is defined by 4 parameters:
Parameter # | Description | Face Name | Face # |
1 | The z coordinate of the first point. | All Faces | 0 |
2 | The radial coordinate of the first point. | All Faces | 0 |
3 | The z coordinate of the second point. | All Faces | 0 |
4 | The radial coordinate of the second point. | All Faces | 0 |
The line segment defined by the points is rotated about the z axis to form a section of a cone. This object can be used to make an annular or circular shape (if the two z coordinates are identical) or a cylindrical shape (if the two r coordinates are identical). In this sense the cone is redundant with the annulus and cylinder pipe objects. The cone is used as a primitive for creating Fresnel lenses.
The reference coordinate is locally (0, 0, 0), and the points that define the cone may be placed anywhere relative to the referencepoint. Face Numbers: All faces Face 0.
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