polygon is a set of PHP classes that can be used to perform different types of geometric operations with arbitary polygons. It provides generic polygon and vertex classes that support mixing lines and arc segments between vertices. Polygons may be self-intersecting, convex, or concave. It provides means to perform intersection and union operations with the shapes and to compute shape clipping.
A plane figure having many angles, and consequently many sides; esp., one whose perimeter consists of more than four sides; any figure having many angles.
Polygons are two-dimensional shapes with any number of corners. Polygons are used for display in VRML, amongst other things.
a geographic (spatial) area enclosed by a series of lines. Also called 'area'
A polygon is a shape that is composed of closed arcs; examples are counties, lakes, and islands. From a mathematical perspective, a polygon has an area, an inside and an outside, and a perimeter.
a closed, two-dimensional figure with three or more sides and intersections. For example, a polygon could be represented as an enclosed geographic area such as a land parcel or political jurisdiction.
A closed figure with at least 3 straight sides, like a square or octagon.
A multisided figure that represents area on a map. A feature defined by the arcs that make up its boundary. Every polygon contains one label point within its boundary. Polygons have attributes that describe the geographic feature they represent.
a closed curve composed of line segments that meet or intersect at their endpoints or vertices
(1) A closed two-dimensional figure consisting of line segments (sides) connected endpoint to endpoint.
A closed plane figure with three or more sides
Line segments joined together to form a closed figure. Rectangles, squares, pentagons are all examples of polygons.
Any shape that is totally enclosed (e.g., circle, square) or any irregular shape that can be defined, such as census tracts, state or county boundaries, and school districts.
A multisided geometric shape that represents an area on a map.
The building blocks of all 3D objects (usually triangles or rectangles) used to form the surfaces and skeletons of 3D objects.
A feature which represents areal elements. Polygons are defined by bounding arcs and contain one label point which relate to the attribute table.
A two-dimensional figure with three or more sides intersecting at a like number of points. It is defined or bounded by a closed line or arc and has attributes that describe its geographic features.
Closed figure representing an area on a map. A polygon can be represented by a single arc or string which closes upon itself.
A closed figure with three of more straight sides.
A simple closed shape composed of a finite number of line segments, each of which intersects exactly two of the other segments, one at each endpoint
A coverage feature class used to represent areas. A polygon is defined by the arcs that make up its boundary and a point inside its boundary for identification. Polygons Attributes (PAT) describe the geographic feature they represent.
A closed plane figure bounded by straight sides.
2 dimensional vector object (i.e., has area). Polygons are defined by a set of arcs with a common topology.
In StudioTools, a polygon is either a 4-sided quadrilateral (such as a rectangle) or a 3-sided triangle.
A closed plane figure with straight sides.
noun - A two-dimensional shape; bounded by line segments. An example of a polytope.
popupid: Polygon](Engine) A triangle that is used in the composition of the visible Half-Life universe. The engine typically renders two types of polygons; epoly and wpoly. (Geometry) A flat shape on a single Plane that is bounded by Side s and Vertex es.
A three or more sided 2D shape from which 3D objects are made.
A shape formed by connecting a series of points (vertices). A triangle is a polygon with three vertices; a square is a polygon with four vertices
A two-dimensional closed figure with at least three sides that represents an area.
A 2-dimensional figure, all of whose sides are line segments connected end to end, so that each segment intersects exactly two others at its endpoints. The word comes from the Greek language: poly means many and gon is short for gonia which means angle.
A shape made up of several straight lines bound together, like a triangle, a square, or a pentagon.
Polygon is the term used to describe the smallest unit into which a 3D object can be broken down. These triangles consist either of three, two or only one vertex; in theory, all the vertices of a triangle can be brought together into one.
A closed figure formed by three or more line segments that do not intersect other than at the vertices.
The basic unit for a 3D object. Most polygons are defined by 3 edges and are triangular in shape. Objects can be defined by any number of polygons, the more polygons which are used, the more detailed the object is.
A plane figure formed by coplanar segments such that 1. each segment intersects exactly two other segments, one at each endpoint; and 2. no two segments with a common endpoint are collinear.
a closed, geometric figure bounded by lines or arcs. Polygons can be filled in to represent a surface.
A multisided enclosed shape with at least three sides.
a simple closed figure with straight sides
A Closed Figure on a Plane Defined by Straight Lines
A closed chain of line segments ( pi, pi+1) for 0 = = -1 and ( pn-1, p0) , where = 3. The polygon is represented by its vertices = ( p0, p1,..., pn-1). 2 Polygons
a figure in a plane formed by some number of straight sides.
a closed geometric figure whose sides intersect each other at their endpoints.
a bounded region of a plane
a closed figure composed of three or more line segments that intersect at their endpoints
a closed figure (each line segment must intersects exactly two other line segments)
a closed figure formed by a finite number of coplanar segments such that the sides that have a common endpoint are noncollinear and each side intersects exactly two other sides but only at their endpointsWow that is prettytechnical
a closed figure made by joining line segments, where each line segment intersects exactly two others
a closed figure with more than two sides
a closed figure with three or more points and may be filled or drawn with an outline
a closed loop coordinate string
a closed path, so the last point is always linked with the first one
a closed plane figure bounded by straight line segments
a closed polyline
a closed region bounded by straight lines
a closed set of edges
a closed shape that may or may not be filled with the currently selected color, and it is the basis of all solid-object composition in OpenGL
a collection of points used to create a series of line segments
a combination of triangles
a compact subset of the plane whose interior is contractible and whose boundary consists of finitely many line segments
a figure or plane having many sides and/or angles, usually more than four
a figure that can have any number of sides
a figure that is formed by three or more coplanar segments called sides
a figure with three or more segments that lie on the same plane that intersect only at endpoints with no two segments colinear
a flat closed shape of three or more straight sides
a flat, closed, three-dimensional entity
a flat shape with three or more straight sides
a geometric figure in two dimensions with three or more sides
