ProjectToCPlane_Bug.3dm (3.3 MB)
Version 7 (7.31.23166.15002, 2023-06-15)
_projectToCPlane
has a bug. (as far as i can judge)
attached document has a free cplane.
projecting the blue edge of a revolve (subselect) I get the red curve.
I would expect the green curve
workaround via
_setPt
@Gijs thanks for a test - bug report
or explain what I misunderstood - due to the temperature ?
thanks a lot.
Zürich 34 Degrees
kind regards -tom
This is not really allowed…
But, I get the expected curve here in our latest.
-Pascal
more than
or more than
???
thanks for having a look.
kind regards - tom
Hi Tom,
I see this error in the same-dated Windows version too, provided you project the sub-selected black surface edge. If you project the blue curve the result is correct.
@pascal: might you have projected the blue curve instead of the sub-selected surface edge?
Regards
Jeremy
Yep, I got the same result as @Tom_P.
I am clearly defective - I’ll have another look
I’ve logged RH-75703 ProjectToCplane fails on Edge
I dunno, kids, here’s what I see:
Am I daft?
-Pascal
looks like you are projecting the surface instead of the SubSelected edge of the surface?
Nope, the subselected edge of the surface is being projected. DeleteInput=Yes
Have not yet been able to get the other thing…
-Pascal
@pascal What I don’t get from your images is that the surface is moving away from the blue curve, that’s why I thought you were projecting the surface.
Or wait… DeleteInput = yes does that. Try = no
Got it.
-Pascal
RH-75703 is fixed in Rhino 7 Service Release 32
Version 7 (7.32.23199.07002, 2023-07-18)
Bugs Fixed:
ProjectToCPlane: ProjectToCplane: Fails on Edge (RH–75703)
also fixed in current release
