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-- @field #table points List of 3D points defining the path.
-- @extends Core.Base#BASE
--- *When nothing goes right... Go left!*
--- *The shortest distance between two points is a straight line.* -- Archimedes
--
-- ===
--
-- # The PATHLINE Concept
--
-- List of points defining a path from A to B.
-- List of points defining a path from A to B. The pathline can consist of multiple points. Each point holds the information of its position, the surface type, the land height
-- and the water depth (if over sea).
--
-- Line drawings created in the mission editor are automatically registered as pathlines and stored in the MOOSE database.
-- They can be accessed with the @{#PATHLINE.FindByName) function.
--
-- # Constructor
--
-- The @{PATHLINE.New) function creates a new PATHLINE object. This does not hold any points. Points can be added with the @{#PATHLINE.AddPointFromVec2} and @{#PATHLINE.AddPointFromVec3}
--
-- For a given table of 2D or 3D positions, a new PATHLINE object can be created with the @{#PATHLINE.NewFromVec2Array} or @{#PATHLINE.NewFromVec3Array}, respectively.
--
-- # Line Drawings
--
-- The most convenient way to create a pathline is the draw panel feature in the DCS mission editor. You can select "Line" and then "Segments", "Segment" or "Free" to draw your lines.
-- These line drawings are then automatically added to the MOOSE database as PATHLINE objects and can be retrieved with the @{#PATHLINE.FindByName) function, where the name is the one
-- you specify in the draw panel.
--
-- # Mark on F10 map
--
-- The ponints of the PATHLINE can be marked on the F10 map with the @{#PATHLINE.MarkPoints}(`true`) function. The mark points contain information of the surface type, land height and
-- water depth.
--
-- To remove the marks, use @{#PATHLINE.MarkPoints}(`false`).
--
-- @field #PATHLINE
PATHLINE = {
@@ -54,7 +73,7 @@ PATHLINE = {
--- PATHLINE class version.
-- @field #string version
PATHLINE.version="0.0.1"
PATHLINE.version="0.1.0"
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-- TODO list