A tetrahedron, or triangular pyramid, is a polyhedron consisting of 4 triangles between 4 vertices. A tetrahedron splits the euclidean space in two by the plane defined by the first 3 vertices and the positive side being the side that includes the fourth vertex. If a all 4 vertices are coplanar the tetrahedron is considered degenerate. Tetrahedrons only exists in 3 dimensions.
Arguments
- ...
Various input. See the Constructor section.
- x
A vector of tetrahedrons or an object to convert to it
Constructors
3 dimensional tetrahedrons
Providing four points will construct tetrahedrons in the order the points are given.