the other pic anyway..i gave up after that. for now. i plan to come back with a full subdivision triangle nurbing scheme...in 10 years

haven't had a chance to try your code yet, but i was wondering if you could tell me if it performs better than the picture below. I got that far, then shook my fist angrily at the nurbs gods! there are two pictures. the first one is the control mesh and automatically derived smoothed edges lumpy mes...

I have a few things that might be useful, not as masterpieces, but they show what FreeCAD can do This is just a test loft made with curves imported from inkscape. it's not super interesting, but it shows off FreeCAD's abilty to create free forms http://imageshack.us/a/img201/3990/vyn.png http://imag...

Thank you for the pointer

i'm guessing the projectToPlane parameters are (point on plane,normal direction)?

Hi, is there a python function to do an orthogonal projection onto a plane? Basically i have a plane from three points, Part.Plane(pa,pb,pc), and fourth point pd. i want to find pe, the point on the plane that is closest to pd. I had just assumed it would be available as a method of Part.Plane, Part...

thanks, that works.

OS: Windows 7 Platform: 32-bit Version: 0.13.1828 Python version: 2.6.2 Qt version: 4.5.2 Coin version: 3.1.0 SoQt version: 1.4.1 OCC version: 6.3.0 hi, i'm trying to use the following snippet (that i lifted from one of Werner's examples) in my code shape = App.ActiveDocument.ActiveObject.Shape and ...

Awesome, thank you. Can't wait to try it after work.

I'm having a hard time digging up the parameter syntax for the following. I looked on the website and got to a dead end after the scripting pages Part.BSplineCurve Part.BsplineSurface Part.BezierCurve Part.BezierSurface When i type "Part." in the interpreter, i can see these options, and h...

[if this is still completely off the mark, please just ignore :)] i was talking about the very next thread on this subforum. (i had been time travellling, and got confused where to post) " you can select only one edge in a chain and the fillet/chamfer will propagate to all tangent edges? Cool! ...