Wraps each consecutive pair of inputs in a convex hull and fuses the hulls, so a row of shapes becomes a continuous strand that follows their order.
A bend in the row is kept, where hull would fill it in. All inputs must be of the same
kind.
The solids, 2D shapes or paths, in the order they connect
The chained hull
Wraps all the inputs in one convex hull, the smallest shape without dents that contains them all, regardless of their order.
All inputs must be of the same kind, solids, 2D shapes or paths.
The solids, 2D shapes or paths
The convex hull
Tells whether a solid is convex, meaning it already equals its own hull: every straight line between two of its points stays inside it.
Solids only; a 2D shape or a path throws an error.
The solid to examine
True when the solid is convex
Wrapping JSCAD geometry in its convex hull, the shape a tight sheet would take around it:
hullwraps everything at once andhullChainwraps each consecutive pair, so a row of shapes becomes a bent tube rather than one lump. All inputs of a call must be of the same kind, solids, 2D shapes or paths.