pub struct Capsule {
pub a: [Real; 3],
pub b: [Real; 3],
pub radius: Real,
}Expand description
A capsule: the Minkowski sum of a line segment and a sphere.
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§a: [Real; 3]First endpoint of the inner segment.
b: [Real; 3]Second endpoint of the inner segment.
radius: RealRadius.
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impl Freeze for Capsule
impl RefUnwindSafe for Capsule
impl Send for Capsule
impl Sync for Capsule
impl Unpin for Capsule
impl UnsafeUnpin for Capsule
impl UnwindSafe for Capsule
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