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I wanted to know if there is a method to calculate the vertices of a 3D cube (x, y, z) knowing: - The center (coordinate Cx, Cy, Cz) - Coordinate "min", understood as the minimum vertex of the cube (with coordinates mx, my, mz) - Coordinate "max", defined as the maximum vertex of the cube (with coordinates Mx, My, Mz) - And its diagonal (length given by the distance between min and max).

With this information I would calculate: - All 8 vertices of the cube - The length of your side of the cube

It's possible ?

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  • Yes it's possible. If you are now thinking *Yes, but how ?*, then ask that question. – High Performance Mark Sep 11 '15 at 12:40
  • the question is quite clear, if you are not a machine understand that the question is not what is before the question mark, but that's what I wrote above, that is what I would come up with these data. Quiet anyway, I already solved itself. And if you have to answer so I better not answer me at all. Thanks and bye – Alberto Deidda Sep 12 '15 at 15:02

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