Difference between revisions of "API Panel.PCloud.SetPoints"
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Revision as of 11:41, 16 January 2023
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SetPoints |
| Sets the X,Y,Z point lists | |
 - HANDLE
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PCloud |
| The handle to the cloud to set the points of | |
 - FLOAT[]
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XYZ |
| The array of (X,Y,Z) coordinates to use | |
 - ULONG
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Elements |
| The number of (X,Y,Z) points to set | |
 - NONE
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Return |
Detailed description
Sets the points in the cloud in a chain layout.
The points specified will form the points on a line - this is typically the format used for graphs and clouds rendered with Mode_Point. XYZ is an array with index 0 representing X, 1 representing Y, 2 representing Z and 3 representing the next X point (and so on). If the X, Y and Z are in different locations use SetPointsEx. The Elements represents the number ofpoints to display.
Examples
Calling in a calculation
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::Panel.PCloud.SetPoints(pcloud, _arrayxyz, elements)
No additional examples
