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For modeling threads, it would be great to ‘rsweep’ the thread profile (trapezoidal or V shaped) in such a way that it rotates multiple times and gains height, then combine that with a cylinder to form a screw.
Is a helical rsweep possible today in truck? If not so, may I kindly ask a feature request?
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Well, we have a plan, but we are still struggling with it. In the end, we have to make a decision somewhere.
Implementing a spiral structure with NURBS results in an approximation, so we should create a specific structure for spiral, but it cannot be directly output that structure to STEP.
I wonder if a naive implementation could be a specific structure which, as the u/v parameter along the spiral increases, the returned point/vector (in ‘ParametricCurve’ methods) translates proportionally in the direction of the spiral. I do not understand all of the traits to know where this won’t work however.
For modeling threads, it would be great to ‘rsweep’ the thread profile (trapezoidal or V shaped) in such a way that it rotates multiple times and gains height, then combine that with a cylinder to form a screw.
Is a helical rsweep possible today in truck? If not so, may I kindly ask a feature request?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: