The Volume property of the BBox struct returns the physical volume of the Axis Aligned Bounding Box (AABB). This property is useful for determining the amount of space the bounding box occupies in a 3D environment. The volume is calculated based on the dimensions of the bounding box, specifically the difference between its maximum and minimum extents on each axis.
To access the Volume property, you need an instance of the BBox struct. The property is read-only and provides a float value representing the volume of the bounding box.
// Example of accessing the Volume property of a BBox
// Create a BBox with specific minimum and maximum extents
BBox boundingBox = new BBox
{
Mins = new Vector3(0, 0, 0),
Maxs = new Vector3(2, 3, 4)
};
// Get the volume of the bounding box
float volume = boundingBox.Volume;
// Output the volume
// Note: Use a logging system or UI element to display the volume
// Example: Log.Info($"Volume of the bounding box: {volume}");