Anybody out there have working Test Harness example scripts for 'prj' 'cprj' and 'nproject' commands.
best regards
- Prasad
Jeanmi B Fri, 09/12/2003 - 11:50
Hello,
I can tell about prj and cprj commands.
They stand for cylindrical (prj) and conical (cprj) projections.
Both commands takes as input argument a first shape to project that can only be a TopoDS_Edge or a TopoDS_Wire and a second shape on which to project (TopoDS_Face, TopoDS_Shell, TopoDS_Compound, TopoDS_Solid) .
1. prj takes as additional input argument a direction (DX,DY,DZ) of cylindrical projection
2. cprj takes as additional input argument a point (X,Y,Z) which is the apex of a "cone". In fact this point will be used to build a swept surface with the input edge or wire.
So a script exemple could be:
circle c 5 5 15 2
mkedge e c
psphere p 5
ttranslate p 5 5 0
isos p 10
prj r e p 0 0 1
prj r2 e p 5 5 50
The results could one or several shapes named r_1 r_2 ... (see output in console window)
Fri, 09/12/2003 - 11:50
Hello,
I can tell about prj and cprj commands.
They stand for cylindrical (prj) and conical (cprj) projections.
Both commands takes as input argument a first shape to project that can only be a TopoDS_Edge or a TopoDS_Wire and a second shape on which to project (TopoDS_Face, TopoDS_Shell, TopoDS_Compound, TopoDS_Solid) .
1. prj takes as additional input argument a direction (DX,DY,DZ) of cylindrical projection
2. cprj takes as additional input argument a point (X,Y,Z) which is the apex of a "cone". In fact this point will be used to build a swept surface with the input edge or wire.
So a script exemple could be:
circle c 5 5 15 2
mkedge e c
psphere p 5
ttranslate p 5 5 0
isos p 10
prj r e p 0 0 1
prj r2 e p 5 5 50
The results could one or several shapes named r_1 r_2 ... (see output in console window)
Best Regards.
Jean Michel