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  - PolygonD
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Method: double CrossZ(PointD)

Declared in: RT.Util.Geometry.PointD

Declaration

public double CrossZ(
    PointD other
)

Summary

Returns the Z-component of the cross product of this vector with the other one. The Z-component is equal to the product of: the lengths of the two vectors and the sin of the angle between them. Note that the X and Y components of a cross product of 2-vectors are always zero.