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Re: New Featurescript Bezier curve. But with a twist. It has Degree control.
@S1mon Yeah. Elevating it direct would be cool, but onshape does not allow the curves data to be modified(direct editing operations) Regarding the youtube videos. They are likely calling approximateS… (View Post)2 -
New Featurescript Bezier curve. But with a twist. It has Degree control.
I found that in the new bridging curve feature that they use a function called elevateBezier Here is the feature to create a Bezier curve of up to degree 15 with no change in the shape. I believe @S1… (View Post)3 -
Re: normalize() vs @normalize() std library speed difference. You wont believe the difference.
@caden_armstrong It is faster to * meter for the plane origin for each value because of the operator * in vector uses a for loop but they check the size in the i < size(vector) vs declaring a vari… (View Post)4 -
normalize() vs @normalize() std library speed difference. You wont believe the difference.
I spend a lot of time profiling featurescripts and optimizing code to reduce execution time. Normally I need to use the @ functions as they are much faster. I have my own normalize function that is a… (View Post)3 -
Re: Extrude removing material in Sheet Metal part
@Roberto_Verduci if your opBoolean Call is similar to this with no other arguments opBoolean(context, id + "boolean1", { "tools" : tools, "operationType" : BooleanOperat… (View Post)1
