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The Example below is a very basic sample Addin for Math Sculptor. It has only one dependency which is the ISculptAddin which has not dependencies beyond Microsoft .NET 2.0. ISculptAddin source can be found at [[MathSculptorInterface]]

<pre>
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Resources;
using Burhop.MathSculptor;

namespace SampleAddin
{
public class SampleAddin : ISculptAddin
{
int radius1;
int radius2;

#region ISculptAddin Members

public string Description
{
get
{
return "Creates shapes based off a circle whose radius can be modified";
}
}

public System.Drawing.Image IconImage
{
get { return global::SampleAddin.Properties.Resources.SampleAddinImage; }
}

public string LongDescription
{
get
{
return "This basic addin shows how to create your our DLLs for your own more unique sculptured primitives.";
}
}

public List<ISculptParam> Params
{
get
{
List<ISculptParam> pList = new List<ISculptParam>();
SculptParam<int> radius1 = new SculptParam<int>();
SculptParam<int> radius2 = new SculptParam<int>();

//Param 1
radius1.Name = "X Radius";
radius1.Value = 100;
radius1.LowValue = 0;
radius1.HighValue = 127;

//Param 2
radius2.Name = "Y Radius";
radius2.Value = 100;
radius2.LowValue = 0;
radius2.HighValue = 127;

pList.Add(radius1);
pList.Add(radius2);
return pList;
}
set
{
SculptParam<int> iParam;
iParam = value[0] as SculptParam<int>;
radius1 = iParam.Value;
iParam = value[1] as SculptParam<int>;
radius2 = iParam.Value;
}
}

public xyz getXYZ(double u, double v)
{
xyz result;
//A Cylinder
result.x = (byte)(radius1 * Math.Sin(u * 2 * Math.PI) + 127);
result.y = (byte)(radius2 * Math.Cos(u * 2 * Math.PI) + 127);
result.z = (byte)(v * 256);
return result;
}

#endregion
}
}
</pre>

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