I am working with maps and geo-tagging media files - as part of this I need to work out if a point is within an area - simplest case a polygon, but this could be a simple volume - that is a polygon extruded to the ground.
The coordinates are latitude and longitude in degrees - with heights in metres - so a 3D point looks like: -0.1055509873752101,51.56310290997875,23 and a simple volume based on a polygon (23 metres high) extruded to the ground looks like this: -0.1055509873752101,51.56310290997875,23 -0.1057556880140851,51.56295803562467,23 -0.1056108205764588,51.56284448695596,23 -0.1055509873752101,51.56310290997875,23 The question is how to determine if a point is within this polygon / volume. What approach to take? has anyone done this before in Rev? Ideally there would be a simple algorithm - but so far I can't find one - so a basic hack would be to translate the geometry to screen based pixels and construct Rev polygons and then use the built in within(object, point) function? Not the fastest and definitely hacky - any suggestions regarding a better way? _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
