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The only difference between Left and Right analysis is the perspective, while in Left we use forward, in Right we will see backwards. Be careful, even if we look backwards the definition of Left Face and Right Face are still the same, looking forward! Only changes the perspective to follow.
左側分析と右側分析との違いは視点だけです。左側解析では順方向ですが、右側解析では逆方向です。注意してください、左側フェイスの定義を逆方向に見て、右側フェイスも同じに見ていたとしても、前に見ています。視点だけが次のように逆方向に見ていたとしても左側フェイスの定義と右側フェイスの定義は、順方向で見るのと同じことに注意してください。エッジを追う視点だけが変わります。
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Something very important here is the perspective we follow the lines, depending on the Edge direction, is like see the Face clockwise or anticlockwise.
ここでラインを追いかける、非常に重要なものはラインを追う視点で、これはエッジの方向に依存する視点がもので、フェイスが時計回りか反時計回りかを見るようなもので、非常に重要です。
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When we look backwards any isolated edge, the perspective will always have the same direction as the Edge so:
どの孤立エッジをでも逆方向に見ると、視点はそのエッジと同じ方向となり、次のようになります:
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To correctly represent a topology and their forms, there are some definitions that are used to construct the tables that store everything, the edge is on the more complex ones.
トポロジとその形状を正しく表現するために、全てを保存するテーブルを構築するために使われるの定義が存在します。エッジは、より複雑な定義で成になっています。
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If we follow the past logic, on the Left is the Face 0, which is the next edge who builds Face 0? Actually there is an Edge, and is itself, and it also has a perspective as before:
過去のロジックに従うと、左側は 0番フェイス でとなりますが、0番フェイス を構築する次のエッジはどれでしょうか？実際は、そのエッジ自体が該当します。前と同様の視点も持っていじ視点を持ちます。
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next_right_edge: -1 (This will always be positive while we see backwar a isolated edge)
next_right_edge: -1 (孤立エッジを逆方向に見ると、これは常に正の数になります)
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When we look backwards any isolated edge, the perspective will always have the same direction as the Edge so:
孤立エッジを逆方向に見ると、視点はそのエッジと同じ方向となり、次のようになります:
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