pub struct CycleBuilder<'a> {
    pub stores: &'a Stores,
    pub surface: Handle<Surface>,
    pub half_edges: Vec<HalfEdge>,
}
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API for building a Cycle

Also see Cycle::builder.

Fields

stores: &'a Stores

The stores that the created objects are put in

surface: Handle<Surface>

The surface that the Cycle is defined in

half_edges: Vec<HalfEdge>

The half-edges that make up the Cycle

Implementations

Build the Cycle with the given half-edge

Build the Cycle with a polygonal chain from the provided points

Close the Cycle with a line segment

Builds a line segment from the last and first vertex, closing the cycle.

Finish building the Cycle

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