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geometry functions geometry.angle functionSyntaxfloat geometry.angle(angleType)ParametersangleType—selectorSelector for the angle calculation.maxSlope—Calculates the maximum slope of the shape, relative to the xz-plane, in degrees.azimuth—Calculates the azimuth of the direction of the current shape's maximum slope, in degrees; zenith—Calculates the difference between 90 degrees (zenith) and the maximum slope.ReturnsAngle of the current shape's geometry, depending on the selector, in degrees.DescriptionThe geometry.angle function calculates the angle of current shape's geometry. azimuth is the horizontal angle measured clockwise from the north, i.e. 90 degrees is east, 180 degrees is south and 270 degrees is west. The Azimuth is in the range [0, 360]. The geometry.angle(zenith) function returns the

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