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FIS.ScanExactlyNEdges3D Method

Locates a specified number of the strongest changes of surface height along a given path.

Namespace:FilNet
Assembly:FIL.NET.dll

Syntax

public static void ScanExactlyNEdges3D
(
	FilNet.Surface inSurface,
	FilNet.ScanMap inScanMap,
	FilNet.EdgeScanParams3D inEdgeScanParams,
	int inEdgeCount,
	FilNet.Selection inEdgeSelection,
	float inMinDistance,
	float? inMaxDistance,
	FilNet.LocalBlindness? inLocalBlindness,
	int? inMaxProfileGapWidth,
	INullable<List<FilNet.SurfaceEdge1D>> outEdges,
	NullableRef<FilNet.Profile> outHeightProfile,
	NullableRef<FilNet.Profile> outResponseProfile
)

Parameters

Name Type Range Default Description
inSurfaceFilNet.SurfaceInput surface.
inScanMapFilNet.ScanMapData precomputed with CreateSurfaceScanMap.
inEdgeScanParamsFilNet.EdgeScanParams3DParameters controlling the surface edge extraction process.
inEdgeCountint<0, INF>1Number of surface edges to be found. Default value: 1.
inEdgeSelectionFilNet.Selectionfil::Selection::BestSelection mode of the resulting edges. Default value: fil::Selection::Best.
inMinDistancefloat<0.0f, INF>0.0fMinimal distance between consecutive edges. Default value: 0.0f.
inMaxDistancefloat?<0.0f, INF>Maximal distance between consecutive edges. Default value: ftl::NIL.
inLocalBlindnessFilNet.LocalBlindness?Defines conditions in which weaker edges can be detected in the vicinity of stronger edges. Default value: ftl::NIL.
inMaxProfileGapWidthint?<0, INF>1Maximal number of consecutive not existing profile points. Default value: 1.
outEdgesFilNet.INullable<System.Collections.Generic.List<FilNet.SurfaceEdge1D>>Found surface edges. This parameter cannot be null.
outHeightProfileFilNet.NullableRef<FilNet.Profile>Extracted surface height profile. Can be null to skip this parameter calculation.
outResponseProfileFilNet.NullableRef<FilNet.Profile>Profile of the edge (derivative) operator response. Can be null to skip this parameter calculation.

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