Cuts a lattice at the surface of a Solid. A beam that crosses the surface is shortened to the crossing point instead of being dropped, so the lattice ends flush with the Solid (Prune Beams with its Region test, by contrast, keeps or drops whole beams). Each beam keeps its thickness.
The lattice to cut. Each beam keeps its thickness; a Voronoi lattice keeps its cells.
The Solid the lattice is cut against.
Keep the part inside the Solid or the part outside it.
Accuracy of the cut in mm: crossing points are found to within this, and a smaller value scans each beam more finely.
Keep the beams' round end caps at the cut; they can then reach up to one beam radius past the Solid. Off by default (a flat cut).
Values the block gives besides its output. The editor lists them under Properties, and an input can read one by reference.
Every beam, each with its own properties.
All the thickened beams merged into one Solid; beams with no thickness yet are the distance to their segments.
This lattice in a Lattice List of one.
The beams, vertices and thicknesses, without the lattice around them.
The beams and vertices alone, with no thickness.
The axis-aligned extent of the beams' vertices.
How many beams the lattice has.
Each beam as a line segment.
How many vertices the lattice has.
For each vertex, the number of beams that end there.
The position of every vertex.