Tue, 10/15/2013 - 20:19
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Hello,
I have two surface to intersect. One surface is perfectly tangent to the
inside of the other surface.
I used IntTools_FaceFace but it seems that this case is not handled.
I see that from IntPolyh_Intersection, are found some sectionLines and one tangentZone
but they are partial and are not able to produce the exact solution.
How can I handle such a case?
Thanks,
Marco
Tue, 10/15/2013 - 21:25
I add here a brep file containing the two surfaces.
Use the following instructions in DRAW to reproduce the case.
restore twosurfaces.brep shape
explode shape
intersect ints shape_1 shape_2
dump ints
(int is empty).
Wed, 10/16/2013 - 11:12
Dear marco lanzoni,
1. The comьand "intersect" is intended to work with geometry (curves, surfaces)
The objects shape_1, shape_2 are faces (shapes).
So the fact that "...(int is empty)..." is Ok.
2. The face 'shape_2' is self-intersected shape.
You can have a look using the command:
>bopcheck shape_2
The direct usage of 'shape_2' is impossible.
So you need to take away the self-intersection first.
Let's allow that there are not self-intersecions in 'shape_2':
>mksurface s2 shape_2
>mkface f2 s2
The face 'f2' is not self-intersected. Fell a difference with 'shape_2"
Then intersect the shapes 'shape_1', 'f2':
>bop shape_1 f2
>bopsection t
Is the shape 't' what you wanted?
Regards