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ritamcj Posted - 08/10/2017 : 1:07:03 PM
Hi everyone!
I need to find the point of intersection of multiple 3D vectors as in the attached image. The intersect option under 'Gadgets' tab isn't working. I think it is only valid for 2D lines. Kindly help.


RCJEE
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ritamcj Posted - 08/12/2017 : 09:33:42 AM
Thank you very much for your suggestion. I will try.

RCJEE
Hideo Fujii Posted - 08/11/2017 : 4:16:57 PM
Hi RCJEE,

In 2D, line segments intersects easily, but in 3D two lines cross each other very rarely (especially with
the finite precision of computing). Anyway, you can try the following procedure:

1) Organize your XY data as separate datasets (one column two rows for a line segment).
2) Make Line+Symbol plots from these datasets, and gets all intersection point using the Intersect gadget.
3) For each intersection point, calculate the interpolated Z values of the corresponding 3D line segments.
4) If the two Z values are within a preset tolerance, accept them as intersected.

Hope this helps to advance your work.

--Hideo Fujii
OriginLab

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