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Re: making a plane

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  • Subject: [mg24223] Re: [mg24194] making a plane
  • From: Matt.Johnson at autolivasp.com
  • Date: Sat, 1 Jul 2000 03:21:54 -0400 (EDT)
  • Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com


This shows your points in a plane.  You need to make sure that the points are
ordered correctly, however.

c = Show[Graphics3D[
        Polygon[{{0.0517, -0.0187, 0.0344}, {0.0517, 0.0847,
              0.1004}, {-0.0517, 0.0187, 0.0690}, {-0.0517, -0.0847,
              0.0030}}]], Axes -> Automatic,
      PlotRange -> {{-0.15, 0.15}, {-0.15, 0.15}, {-0.15, 0.15}}];

-matt






"KHS" <khs at procd.sogang.ac.kr> on 06/29/2000 11:57:24 PM

Subject: [mg24223]  [mg24194] making a plane




For given 4 points like this,

    0.0517  ,  0.0847  ,  0.1004
    0.0517  , -0.0187  ,  0.0344
   -0.0517  ,  0.0187  ,  0.0690
   -0.0517  , -0.0847  ,  0.0030

I thought these points should be on the one plane....
so I make


c=Show[Graphics3D[

[{{
         0.0517  ,  0.0847  ,  0.1004},{   0.0517  , -0.0187  ,  0.0344},{
                 -0.0517  ,  0.0187  ,  0.0690},{    -0.0517  , -0.0847  ,
            0.0030}}]],Axes->Automatic,
    PlotRange->{{-0.15,0.15},{-0.15,0.15},{-0.15,0.15}}];


But, the figure is so strange....It looks like 2 planes...I don't why..Please
help me!

Thanks in advance!










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