Hi FreeCAD Forumer In my file, offsetting a wire (or face) result in a dead loop with cpu at 99.x % (after five minutes still working...) Here is a pic of the model : http://cristianandreon.eu/images/makeOffset2D.jpg the native files (0.18) : http://cristianandreon.eu/dw/offset - deadloop.FCStd and ...

I hope it's as simple as that: You have a typo in "tessellate". naturally it was a syntax error typing the post, not in the code (there isn't any axception in the execution) ... sorry for that ... but wait a moment ... it works :D Now I see, tessellate was simply commented out from the co...

Hi FreeCAD Forumer In my code I create a PathPocketShape object onto a planar face, by doing this : pRootObject.Shape.tessellate(0.1) localJobObj = PathJob.Create("Job", [ pRootObject ] ) objFaceMill = PathPocketShape.Create(opTitle) objFaceMill.Base = [ ( pRoot, ( face_name ) ) ] objFaceM...

... a possible workaround :

wandererfan wrote: ↑Fri Jan 11, 2019 3:44 am Maybe you need to force garbage collection? del isn't guaranteed to free up memory immediately.

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import gc
gc.collect()

Unfortunally gc has no effect

Hi FreeCAD Forumer In my model, about 6000 faces from step my code is something like this : for f in Shape.faces: sf = f.Surface del sf The FreeCADCmd run until all 4gb of free Ram was used (aprox 20kb per second), than crash with message about no memory available How could access to Face.Surface cl...

If the path generated in the UI doesn't match a scripted path through FreeCADCmd (assuming the same binary, same library versions, especially OCC) then sometimes there is a tessellation step missing. Try calling tessellate(.1) on your shape. Also, note that KeepToolDown and MinTravel are experiment...

Hi FreeCAD Forumer I'm going to use Path module for mill a simple plane as follow picture: http://cristianandreon.eu/customers/images/PathOffset1.jpg In windows it look as correct In linux (FreeCADCmd) it look like missing some segment : http://cristianandreon.eu/customers/images/PathOffset2.jpg The...

I tried, and it appeared to work. But then I tried checking if it respects tolerance, and it looks like it doesn't. My face lies on XY plane, and covers the origin. I tried raising the point (increase Z). And only if Z is < 1e-12, it returned True. Both argument tolerance and shape tolerance are ig...

then, use f.Faces[index_of_your_target_face].isInside(…) thank you but it doesn't work : >>> vx2.distToShape(f) (0.00288570504590466, [(Vector (112.216, 115.785, 10.7989), Vector (112.21469374568731, 115.785, 10.79632687091607))], [('Vertex', 0, None, 'Face', 0, (0.7778714902086804, 143.14689910059...