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Lib.mesh.generate.ExtrudeCurves
Thomas Mann edited this page Sep 5, 2025
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Generates a mesh by extruding a set of points along a set of other points.
The extrusion is done along the z-axis. This means that the rail points should be aligned in a way that z is pointing along the rail.
Also, the normals are directly taken from the extruded points' z-axis. You can use the [VisualizePoints] to verify the alignment and adjust it in [TransformPoints] in point space.
| Name (Relevancy & Type) | Description |
|---|---|
| RailPoints (BufferWithViewsRequired) | - |
| ProfilePoints (BufferWithViewsRequired) | - |
| UseWAsWidth (Boolean) | - |
| Width (Single) | - |
| UseExtend (Boolean) | - |
| UVsDirection (Boolean) | - |
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
| Output2 | T3.Core.DataTypes.MeshBuffers |
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