Struct fj_interop::processed_shape::ProcessedShape
source · [−]pub struct ProcessedShape {
pub aabb: Aabb<3>,
pub mesh: Mesh<Point<3>>,
pub debug_info: DebugInfo,
}Expand description
A processed shape
Fields
aabb: Aabb<3>The axis-aligned bounding box of the shape
mesh: Mesh<Point<3>>The triangle mesh that approximates the original shape
debug_info: DebugInfoThe debug info generated while processing the shape
Auto Trait Implementations
impl RefUnwindSafe for ProcessedShape
impl Send for ProcessedShape
impl Sync for ProcessedShape
impl Unpin for ProcessedShape
impl UnwindSafe for ProcessedShape
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