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I have a 3D polygon and a ray! Please tell me how can I know if they intersect together and how to find intersection point between them?
A ray is a line that has an endpoint and extends infinitely in one direction. It is represented by a starting point and a direction vector.
In geometry, a face is a flat, two-dimensional surface that is a part of a three-dimensional solid object. It has edges and vertices where different faces meet.
To find the intersection point between a ray and a face, you can use the parametric equation of a ray and the equation of the plane that defines the face. By setting these two equations equal to each other, you can solve for the point where the ray intersects the face.
Yes, a ray can intersect with multiple faces if the ray's path crosses through multiple faces of a three-dimensional object. In this case, there will be multiple intersection points.
If the ray does not intersect with the face, then there is no intersection point. This could happen if the ray is parallel to the face or if the ray is facing away from the face. In this case, there is no point of intersection between the ray and the face.