3ds Max C++ API Reference
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(Must match types in spline3d.h & polyshp.h) More...
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#define | PARAM_SIMPLE 0 |
Parameter space based on segments. More... | |
#define | PARAM_NORMALIZED 1 |
Parameter space normalized to curve length. More... | |
#define | POLYSHP_INTERP_SIMPLE 0 |
Parameter space based on segments. More... | |
#define | POLYSHP_INTERP_NORMALIZED 1 |
Parameter space normalized to curve length. More... | |
#define | SPLINE_INTERP_SIMPLE 0 |
Parameter space based on segments. More... | |
#define | SPLINE_INTERP_NORMALIZED 1 |
Parameter space normalized to curve length. More... | |
(Must match types in spline3d.h & polyshp.h)
#define PARAM_SIMPLE 0 |
Parameter space based on segments.
This simple interpolation is
#define PARAM_NORMALIZED 1 |
Parameter space normalized to curve length.
This interpolation normalizes the parameter
#define POLYSHP_INTERP_SIMPLE 0 |
Parameter space based on segments.
This simple interpolation is based on parameter space. If a polyline has four segments, the first segment has parameter values 0-0.25, the second 0.25-0.5, the third 0.5-0.75, and the fourth 0.75-1.0. This is regardless of the length of each segment.
#define POLYSHP_INTERP_NORMALIZED 1 |
Parameter space normalized to curve length.
This interpolation normalizes the parameter space to distance along the length of a polyline. So, parameter space 0 is the start, 1.0 is the end, and 0.5 is halfway along the actual length of the curve.
#define SPLINE_INTERP_SIMPLE 0 |
Parameter space based on segments.
This simple interpolation is based on parameter space. If a spline has four segments, the first segment is parameter values 0-0.25, the second is 0.25-0.5, the third is 0.5-0.75, and the fourth is 0.75-1.0. This is regardless of the length of each segment.
#define SPLINE_INTERP_NORMALIZED 1 |
Parameter space normalized to curve length.
This interpolation normalizes the parameter space to distance along the length of a spline. So, parameter space 0 is the start, 1.0 is the end, and 0.5 is halfway along the actual length of the curve.