Isis Developer Reference
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Struct for capturing occluded plates when using embree::rtcintersectscene. More...
#include <EmbreeTargetShape.h>
Public Member Functions | |
RTCOcclusionRay () | |
Default constructor for RTCOcclussionRay. | |
RTCOcclusionRay (const std::vector< double > &origin, const std::vector< double > &direction) | |
Constructor for RTCOcclusionRay given a ray origin and look direction. | |
RTCOcclusionRay (LinearAlgebra::Vector origin, LinearAlgebra::Vector direction) | |
Constructor for RTCOcclusionRay given a ray origin and look direction as ISIS linear algebra vectors. | |
Public Attributes | |
int | lastHit |
Index of the last hit in the hit containers. | |
unsigned | ignorePrimID |
IDs of the primitives (trinagles) which should be ignored. | |
Struct for capturing occluded plates when using embree::rtcintersectscene.
Isis::RTCOcclusionRay::RTCOcclusionRay | ( | ) |
Default constructor for RTCOcclussionRay.
References ignorePrimID, and lastHit.
Isis::RTCOcclusionRay::RTCOcclusionRay | ( | const std::vector< double > & | origin, |
const std::vector< double > & | direction ) |
Constructor for RTCOcclusionRay given a ray origin and look direction.
origin | The body-fixed (x, y, z) origin of the ray in kilometers. |
direction | The unit look direction vector in body-fixed (x, y, z). |
References ignorePrimID, and lastHit.
Isis::RTCOcclusionRay::RTCOcclusionRay | ( | LinearAlgebra::Vector | origin, |
LinearAlgebra::Vector | direction ) |
Constructor for RTCOcclusionRay given a ray origin and look direction as ISIS linear algebra vectors.
origin | The body-fixed (x, y, z) origin of the ray in kilometers. |
direction | The unit look direction vector in body-fixed (x, y, z). |
References ignorePrimID, and lastHit.
unsigned Isis::RTCOcclusionRay::ignorePrimID |
IDs of the primitives (trinagles) which should be ignored.
Referenced by RTCOcclusionRay(), RTCOcclusionRay(), and RTCOcclusionRay().
int Isis::RTCOcclusionRay::lastHit |
Index of the last hit in the hit containers.
Referenced by RTCOcclusionRay(), RTCOcclusionRay(), and RTCOcclusionRay().