From: Richard Knapp (richfk_at_attglobal.net)
Date: Wed Jul 03 2002 - 03:23:49 CEST
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> >so a series of rays were taken about ten feet down the shot. Could this be
> >worked in as well? It would be rather constraining to limit the model to
> >only accept passage dimension data at a set station.
> This is the "Interpoint" entity in my list. "Coming real soon now!" ;-)
So an Interpoint is an intermediate point along the Shot vector, correct? Interesting
concept. That would allow passage dimensions and inventory information to be defined.
Since you have a descriptive name, you have an idea of how this will work. Could you
provide an example (in XML)? Would it just define an "ID" for reference later or would it
be scoped within the constraints of a shot?
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