This node generates a mask in the shape of the arc of a circle.
The arc of a circle is defined by 3 points: point 1 and point 3
form the 2 extremities of the arc of a circle, and point 2 adjusts
the radius of curvature between the two end points.
Points 1, 2 and 3 can be moved using the manipulators or their X
and Y coordinates can be entered manually in the node
properties.
The points cannot overlap, i.e. it is impossible to create a closed
circle.
If the coordinate values of a point are constrained
by a value from an optional input connector, the manipulator
associated with these coordinates is not displayed. In the example
below, the coordinate values of point 1 come from another node: the
manipulator of point 1 no longer appears.
To add an Arc node, right-click in the Graph Editor and select Create Node > Mask Generation > Arc or press the keyboard shortcut N-A-R (Node Arc).
Double click on the node to open its parameters:
To edit the Arc node:
The Line and Arc nodes can be used in components to propagate the coordinates of their respective points, allowing the formation of a circuit. An end point of an Arc can be linked to an end point of Line to guarantee a permanently valid link between the different masks. This is used in the This is used in the Road sample, available in the Help > Samples menu.
Components can be retrieved from this sample project in the Models window > Mask generation > Circuit - Arc or Circuit - Line, and then right-click and select Export component.
Components can also be retrieved from our site at https://www.wysilab.com/Library/#/.
Parameter | Use |
---|---|
Preset | List of existing size presets. |
Width | Width of the mask to generate in number of vertices. |
Height | Height of the mask to generate in number of vertices. |
Quad size | Size of the quads of the mask in meters. |
Points 1 and 2 | Defines the extremities of the circular arc. |
Point 3 | Adjusts the radius of curvature of the arc of a circle. |
Line - Width | Adjusts the thickness of the line from 1 to 20. |
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