Displacement related elements (factor, slider max and the slider itself)
are now only active when "Show" is selected. Previously they were active
even when "Show" wasn't checked and it was potentially confusing for the
user as nothing was changing when chacnging slider settings.
Signed-off-by: Przemo Firszt <przemo@firszt.eu>
The "-->choose Material" has been replaced with a not defined material.
That makes setting/retrieving material to/from the object much easier
and allows user to have a "not defined" material. Previously it wasn't
possible to change i.e. form Steel to "not defined".
Signed-off-by: Przemo Firszt <przemo@firszt.eu>
* Added utility to make non-parametric Arch component
* Ability for all Arch components to be a clone of another Arch component of same type
* Modified the Draft Clone tool to produce Arch Clones if applicable
* Fixed Arch Roofs so they can be based on a solid shape like other Arch objects
* Ability to change the Root element to be imported in IFC preferences
* Ability to import IFC files also as compounds, Part shapes or non-parametric Arch objects
* Added an "only" parameter to importIFC.open() to import only a certain object ID.
* Ability to read colors (IfcSurfaceStyle) from IFC objects
This patch add FEM preferrences dialog. There is currently only
one option to define if internal or external editor should be used to
open CalculiX input .inp files. Disabling internal editor allows to
define path to external editor.
Signed-off-by: Przemo Firszt <przemo@firszt.eu>
fix Draft._clone output
export Shape2DViews
export Part::MultiFuse with single boolean operation like done in c2ce8f5eba
make DRAWEXE ouput more readable
* omit unessary parameters of spheres, cylinders, cones and tori
* denormalize the rotation axis in placements
* use the extension .tcl for the output
That non-critical part was quite often silently crashing with
UnicodeDecodeError and as a side effect FreeCAD wasn't loading perfectly
valid CalculiX result file. In long run that function should be replaced
with a write-to-log counterpart and the CalculiX stdout should be shown
to the user only upon request.
Signed-off-by: Przemo Firszt <przemo@firszt.eu>
FEM wb was throwing errors:
X Error: BadCursor (invalid Cursor parameter) 6
Major opcode: 2 (X_ChangeWindowAttributes)
Resource id: 0x3
X Error: BadCursor (invalid Cursor parameter) 6
Major opcode: 2 (X_ChangeWindowAttributes)
Resource id: 0x3
X Error: BadCursor (invalid Cursor parameter) 6
Major opcode: 95 (X_FreeCursor)
Resource id: 0x3
according to this [1] that patch should not make any change for windows
and fixes the problem on linux.
[1] https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/PYSIDE-243
Signed-off-by: Przemo Firszt <przemo@firszt.eu>
Fixes the issue where, when a sketch is cloned, and selected for
padding, the clone gets padded instead of the sketch.
It also allows padding of a sketch that is already used by anything
else, except for PartDesign features.
+ the same fix for PartDesign Revolution.
- Refactoring/clean-up of code
- Dependency tracking of aliased cells
- Various resolution errors
- Rewriting of ranges when columns/rows are inserted/removed
- References to aliases keep their units.
Added buttons to port sketches to CCW-emulation Sketcher.
Bonus =) : Added constraint orientation lock/unlock buttons (affects
point-wise modes of tangent and perpendicular constraints so far)
Fixes a bug where an arc, ellipse, or arc-of-ellipse, being reversed in
XY plane, behaved badly in sketcher (see forum thread "Sketch: how to
handle reversed external arcs?"
http://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=9130 ).
Also fixes a problem with rotated arcs (see forum thread "Rotating Arc
in Sketcher"
http://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=9145#p74262 ).
This is done by adding an emulation flag to a few methods in
Part::GeomXXX, which makes the shape to pretend being non-reversed
(CCW). This causes endpoints of reversed arcs of circles lineked as
external geometry to swap, causing broken sketches sometimes.
This commit solves the problem that a ellipse appears rotated when added as external geometry, if the face having the
elliptical shape has a direction vector in the -z axis.
This solves the problem. However, the issue with CW and CCW shapes in the sketcher shall be further investigated in order
to arrive to a general acceptable solution.
Squashed following commits:
* Arch: Adapted IFC importer for IfcOpenShell6
* Arch: further fixes for ifcopenshell6 compatibility
* Arch: IFC importer now converts to/from meters for better compatibility with IfcOpenShell
* Arch: further fixes with ifcopenshell6
* Arch: precision adjustments in IFC exporter
* Arch: small fix in makeRoof
- (error) va_list '<var>' was opened but not closed by va_end()
- (style) Same expression on both sides of '||'
- (style) Same expression on both sides of '!='
Sketcher Ellipse: porting tangent-line to DeriVector2
Replacing a ton of unreadable, sage generated math code with
easy-to-manage C++ code.
Sketcher Ellipse: porting internal align-t to DeriVector2
Sketcher Ellipse: small math refactor; const members
Moving the repeating code computing deriv+value of major radius to a
method of GCS::Ellipse.
Marking several methods of DeriVector2 as const member functions.
Sketcher Ellipse: porting arc angle rules to DeriVector2
Just porting.
Probably a complete remake of the concept is worth... Angles can be
calculated explicitly, there's no need to load the solver. I see no
benefits whatsoever on using the solver to keep track of angle values.
Sketcher Ellipse: porting equality to DeriVector2
Fix AngleViaPoint to support new derivative calculation technique.
OpticConstraints: Adding Snell's law. Fix AngleViaPoint to support new derivative calculation technique.
Snell's law constraint added to GCS, but not yet exposed and cannot be
tested.
Since the way CalculateNormal() returns derivatives had changed,
AngleViaPoint constraint needed modifications. Nothing serious.
OpticConstraints: SnellsLaw progress
Addable through python. Fix math. Some quick-and-dirty visual stuff to
get rid of hangs and to see the constraint in action.
OpticConstraints: SnellsLaw: flipping logic fix
OpticConstraints: SnellsLaw progress
Added toolbar button. Allowed editing a datum by doubleclick. New error
message approach during constraint creation.
OpticConstraints: SnellsLaw
OpticConstraints: SnellsLaw: list label improvement
OpticConstraints: SnellsLaw: fix after rebase
OpticConstraints: SnellsLaw: expose helper constraints
Snell's law internally is made of three constraints: point-on-object,
coincident and the Snell's sin/sin. They were all buried under one UI
constraint. Exposing them allows to construct reflection and
birefringence on the point (attempting to do so used to result in
redundant constraints and was often not functional at all).
This commit breaks compatibility with older files.
OpticConstraints: SnellsLaw: small refactor of math
Placing the duplicated code of error and gradient calculation into a
private method.
OpticConstraints: SnellsLaw: fix datum edit unit
OpticConstraints: SnellsLaw: fix datum edit bug
After previous fix, the dimensionless value was not accepted (the
constraint's value did not change, the changes were ignored).
GCS::Vector2D was morphed into a DeriVector2, a derivative-aware vector.
A bunch of vector math methods were added that implicitly calculate
respective derivatives. Now, there is no need to calculate the partials
- most is done implicitly.
AngleViaPoint: fixes in UI routines + new messages
Goofed undo message in tangency via point is fixed.
Forgotten updateActive, clearSelection have been added.
New more informative error messages for tangent constraint.
AngleViaPoint: using it instead of via line tangency
* replaced the helper construction line for ellipse-to-ellipse and
similar tangency with a point. Using tangent-via-point there
* deleted tangency via line for point-to-point on
(cherry picked from commit 9e3fa8c8de0f49c0ef3c978e015eb905358dbdd9)
AngleViaPoint: internal/external tangency locking
*Added automatic tangency type lockdown for all new constraints (only
for point-wise tangency).
Tangency type is stored in the constraint datum field, as an angle value
shifted by Pi/2 (to be able to treat 0.0 as undefined type).
Added ability to switch the tangency by setting datum value from python
(can be abused by passing arbitrary angle).
Further simplified the tangency related code in Sketch.cpp.
AngleViaPoint: added license to Geo.cpp
AngleViaPoint: renames in Constraints.cpp/.h
Changed some names to increase self-explanatoryness:
bool "remapped" renamed to "pvecChangedFlag"
"ReconstructEverything()" renamed to "ReconstructGeomPointers()"
AngleViaPoint: renames in Constraints.cpp/.h
Changed some names to increase self-explanatoryness:
bool "remapped" renamed to "pvecChangedFlag"
"ReconstructEverything()" renamed to "ReconstructGeomPointers()"
AngleViaPoint: using for endpoint perpendicularity
+ direction lockdown, just as with tangency.
+ quite a lot of old code is gone because of that
AngleViaPoint: perp-ty UI routine made similar to tangent
(Git has made a very messy diff.)
The changes are:
* Perpendicularity-via-point (3-element selection) support added.
* Endpoint-to-curve and endpoint-to-endpoint supports all shape
combinations.
* a bit of code cleanup and clarifications.
AngleViaPoint: placement of perpendicular icon in 3d view
AngleViaPoint: fix: allow setDatum of perpendicular constraint
AngleViaPoint: fix: centers of ellipses are not endpoints
isSimpleVertex used to return false for centers of ellipses and arcs of
ellipses, which made them being accepted for point-to-point tangency.
Should be fixed forever, mo more changes are expected to be necessary
for new types of geometry.
AngleViaPoint: precalc with OCC (work in progress)
Work in progress (not yet working).
Using OCC's tangent to replace implementation of
SketchObject::calculateAngleViaPoint.
AngleViaPoint: fix math: normal now points inwards, where it was intended initially and goofed up.
AngleViaPoint: adding comments to the code
AngleViaPoint: using GeomCurve::closestParameterToBasicCurve for angle precalculation
AngleViaPoint: Py method: changeConstraintsLocking
changeConstraintsLocking(True) - locks/re-locks all lockable
tangency/perpendicularity constraints of the sketch (applicable to
existing sketches).
changeConstraintsLocking(False) - removes locking information from
lockable constraints
AngleViaPoint: final SketchObject::calculateAngleViaPoint
Now, finally, using OCC functionality (thanks Abdullah!), without
composing temporary Sketch object.
Solver iteration limit independent of system size (reduces hangs when
solver fails to converge).
Repaint() instead of update() to force render for every movePoint.
Sketcher: New Constraint AngleViaPoint
* Adding generic CalculateNormal() method
* Reconfiguration of GCS geometry classes: adding a base class "Curve",
that has a pure virtual function CalculateNormal().
* Initial inplementation of the new function.
* adding Vector2D class (I wanted to reuse the existing, but got wierd
compile errors, so implemented a new one... TODO.)
* Adding redirection support into GCS shapes. Adding a Copy method to
GCS::Curve.
* Automatic point-on-object
* Angle precalculation: when AngleViaPoint is added, angle is properly calculated based on
existing geometry.
* Added tangency-via-point using one.
* Implemented placement of tangency-via-point icon in 3d view. Also
affected is the placement of point-on-object icon (since it is very
similar code, it is now shared with tangency-via-point)
* Placement and moving of angle datum
Functions: calculateAngleViaPoint, isPointOnCurve,
calculateConstraintError exposed to python
* Endpoint tangency: All endpoint-to-endpoint and endpoint-to-curve tangency now works
through AngleViaPoint constraint and obsolete code clean up (most procedures
addConstraintTangentXXX2YYY)
Part: Extension of Geometry::Curve to wrap more functions of OCC
Apart from:
bool tangent(double u, gp_Dir&) const;
that was already implemented, now it also implements:
Base::Vector3d pointAtParameter(double u) const;
Base::Vector3d firstDerivativeAtParameter(double u) const;
Base::Vector3d secondDerivativeAtParameter(double u) const;
bool normal(double u, gp_Dir& dir) const;
bool closestParameter(Base::Vector3d point, double &u);
i.e. apart from giving the tangent vector for a given curve at parameter value u,
it also gives:
- The point cartesian coordinates of the curve point at parameter value u
- The vector of the first derivative at parameter value u
- The vector of the second derivative at parameter value u
- The normal vector to the curve at parameter value u
- The parameter value of a curve closest ot a given point
Code cleanup: Changing Trim functionality of Ellipse to use OCC calculations
Part Curve functions extension: closestParameterToBasicCurve
It provides the parameter of the curve closest to a given point. If the curve is a Trimmed curve, the parameter of the basic underlaying curve closest to the point is provided.
export Names as "id" attributes and Lables to "title" elements.
avoid duplicate path names in SVG export
handle faces with holes in SVG export
sort the edges in given wires using fixWire()
Select a draft object and a view on a drawing page, then the view created for
the draft object will have the same projection settings as the selected view.
- ArcOfEllipse enhancement: Tangency ArcOfEllipse to ArcOfEllipse or ArcOfCircle by selecting end/starting points...
- Minor bug corrections (Thanks DeepSOIC)
- ExposeInternalGeometry python command
- DeleteUnusedInternalGeometry python command
- On deletion of an Ellipse/ArcOfEllipse all further unconstrained internal geometry is also deleted.
- This cleans up the code by eliminating code repetition in the creation methods.
- Major bug fix for autoconstraints for ellipse and arc of ellipse creation (for both creation methods)
- Major bug fix Start and Endpoint constraints of an arc of ellipse where not taking into account that Sketcher arcs are always CCW, so they have to be exchanged if we convert a CW arc into a CCW arc.
Sketcher: General bug fix: Tangency wrongly suggested
What?
=====
- On creation of a shape autoconstraints are suggested.
- Tangent autoconstraint was suggested even with lines perpendicular to the tangency direction
Reproduce
=========
- Make a circle on the origin and move the mouse along the X axis, it will suggest a tangency that is impossible
- Click on the axis and no circle will be created
Solution
========
- The SeekConstraint now can use the parameter dir to give a direction that is substantially perpendicular to the expected tangency, so that
if an object having a direction (a line) is hit, a tangency will not be suggested if within around 6 degrees of being parallel.
- Additionally, if such a line is an X,Y axis of the sketch, tangency will only be suggested if the direction is within 6 degrees of being perpendicular (i.e. it is almost tangent already while sketching).
- This difference is due to the fact that an X or Y axis can not "move" to meet the object under creation, whereas a line can.
I. Fix minor bug where wrong b was used to create ellipse internal geometry.
Tweak the internal geometry code a bit and reformat it so it isn't so wide.
Also begin debugging constraint conflicts on small circular ellipses.
There seem to be two issues currently in major/minor internal geometry lines:
1) Sometimes minorLength > majorLength due to round-tripping doubles, and
2) Constraint conflicts when majorLength > minorLength by an epsilon on the order of 1e-6
(cherry picked from commit 5c3e20af1a95c860112289dcdda54ea99778bc3a)
II. When testing for a valid ellipse, also ensure that the mangled major axis length > the mangled axis length.
This additional condition ensures that major and minor axis constraints don't conflict in the case of small
(nearly) circular ellipses.
The is still a potential bug in the solver when the major length is just slightly larger than the minor, but this fix
makes it nigh impossible to reproduce.
(cherry picked from commit 7e274bc32d9aa1a12ab52bfa33ed80353540b062)
III. Code clean up
Remove redundant 3d vectors.
(cherry picked from commit c656d5165c8bae8f101a2b46af6b12348d06cefe)
