Locator

Creates a locator.

Inputs

• id

  • The string value that defines the ID of the locator.

• position

  • The vector value that defines the position of the locator.

• type

  • The string value that defines the position of the locator.

Outputs

• geometry

  • Output primitives.

• points

  • The list of points of the output primitives.

• points.x

  • The list of x values of the points of the output primitives.

• points.y

  • The list of y values of the points of the output primitives.

• points.z

  • The list of z values of the points of the output primitives.

Note(s)

• Currently there are only two types: the default locator type (when the type input is left empty) and a snap. The snap type can be set by entering this JSON string: {"type": "snap"}.

  • When creating snaps, snaps are designed to snap together by their axis like so: z^ x><x z^. In other words, the positive x direction of one locator will face the positive x direction of the other and the two positive z directions of both locators will be aligned.

• See Locator for more information on the locator primitive type.

• Other names for this node include: Handle, Snap, and Control point.

Example(s)

• Using locators