Ring ==== .. image:: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14288520/190926664-a5dd57a6-e24f-4aae-8848-7bf08d705c5d.png :target: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14288520/190926664-a5dd57a6-e24f-4aae-8848-7bf08d705c5d.png .. image:: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14288520/190926651-a7830638-da42-42d9-b25e-a4b71ff3336a.png :target: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14288520/190926651-a7830638-da42-42d9-b25e-a4b71ff3336a.png Functionality ------------- Ring generator will create a 2D ring based on its radii sets, number of sections and phase. Inputs ------ All inputs are vectorized and they will accept single or multiple values. - **Major Radius** [1] - **Minor Radius** [1] - **Exterior Radius** [2] - **Interior Radius** [2] - **Radial Sections** - **Circular Sections** - **Start Angle** [3] - **End Angle** [3] - **Phase** [3] Notes: * [1] : Major/Minor radii are available when Major/Minor mode is elected. * [2] : Exterior/Interior radii are available when Exterior/Interior mode is elected. * [3] : The angles are in DEGREES. The Property Panel has option to set angle units as: RADIANS, DEGREES or UNITIES. Parameters ---------- The MODE parameter allows to switch between Major/Minor and Exterior/Interior radii values. The input socket values for the two radii are interpreted as such based on the current mode. All parameters except **Mode** and **Separate** can be given by the node or an external input. +------------------------+-----------+-----------+---------------------------------------------+ | Param | Type | Default | Description | +========================+===========+===========+=============================================+ | **Major Radius** | Float | 1.00 | Major radius of the ring **[1]** | +------------------------+-----------+-----------+---------------------------------------------+ | **Minor Radius** | Float | 0.25 | Minor radius of the ring **[1]** | +------------------------+-----------+-----------+---------------------------------------------+ | **Exterior Radius** | Float | 1.25 | Exterior radius of the ring **[2]** | +------------------------+-----------+-----------+---------------------------------------------+ | **Interior Radius** | Float | 0.75 | Interior radius of the ring **[2]** | +------------------------+-----------+-----------+---------------------------------------------+ | **Radial Sections** | Int | 32 | Number of sections around the ring center | +------------------------+-----------+-----------+---------------------------------------------+ | **Circular Sections** | Int | 3 | Number of sections across the ring band | +------------------------+-----------+-----------+---------------------------------------------+ | **Start Angle** | Float | 0 | Start angle of the ring **[3][4]** | +------------------------+-----------+-----------+---------------------------------------------+ | **End Angle** | Float | 360 | End angle of the ring **[3][4]** | +------------------------+-----------+-----------+---------------------------------------------+ | **Phase** | Float | 0.00 | Phase of the radial sections **[3]** | +------------------------+-----------+-----------+---------------------------------------------+ | **Separate** | Boolean | False | Grouping vertices by V direction | +------------------------+-----------+-----------+---------------------------------------------+ Notes: * **[1]** : Major/Minor radii are available when Major/Minor mode is elected. * **[2]** : Exterior/Interior radii are available when Exterior/Interior mode is elected. * **[3]** : Angles are given by default in DEGREES. The Property Panel has option to set angle units as: RADIANS, DEGREES or UNITIES. * **[4]** : When start and end angle (modulo 2pi) are equal, the ring is closed (no duplicate verts are created) Extra Parameters ---------------- Property panel has extra parameters to tweak the ring. **Subdivide Circular** With this parameter the circular sections can be subdivided to give smoother circles while the circular sections may be low. Outputs ------- **Vertices**, **Edges** and **Polygons**. All outputs will be generated when connected. Example of usage ----------------