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Note: If the VisualizationGeant4 module is used in conjunction with and `arc_length_theta` different from 180deg, the Visualization GUI will show an error "Inconsistency in bounding boxes for solid". The origin of this error is unknown but the error can be ignored.
#### Cone:
A cone or partly made cone with an inner and outer radius at the (- half-length , + half-length)
outer_radius_begin : at - half-length the outer radius
outer_radius_end : at + half-length the outer radius
inner_radius_begin : at - half-length the inner radius (must be smaller than outer_radius_begin)
inner_radius_end : at + half-length the inner radius (must be smaller than outer_radius_end)
A cone or partly made cone with an inner and an outer radius defined at the begin (negative z) and end (positive z) each.
starting_angle : start-angle ( default 0)
arc_length : length-of the arc (360 deg default)
* The `outer_radius_end` of the cone is the radius of the coneat the + half-lenght position
* The `outer_radius_begin` of the cone is the radius of the coneat the - half-lenght position
* The `inner_radius_end` of the cone is the radius of the cone at the + half-lenght position
* The `inner_radius_begin` of the cone is the radius of the cone at the - half-lenght position
* The `outer_radius_begin` of the cone is the outer radius at the begin (negative z) of the cone
*(Optional) The `inner_radius_begin` of the cone is the inner radius at the begin (negative z) of the cone
* The `outer_radius_end` of the cone is the outer radius at the end (positive z) of the cone
*(Optional) The `inner_radius_end` of the cone is the inner radius at the end (positive z) of the cone
* The `length` of the cone is the total length of the cone
* (Optional) The `starting_angle` of the cone is the azimuthal angle at which circumference of the cone will start in the XY-plane. 0 degrees refers to the point along the positive x-axis and the angle moves counter clockwise. Defaults to 0deg.
* (Optional) The `arc_length` of the cone is the arc-length of the cone that will be drawn