Macro Section

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Section

Description
Outil alternatif à l'outil Part Section (parametrique)

Version macro : 1.1
Date dernière modification : 2018-04-28
Version FreeCAD : All
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Auteur: DeepSOIC
Auteur
DeepSOIC
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Version Macro
1.1
Dernière modification
2018-04-28
Version(s) FreeCAD
All
Raccourci clavier
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L'outil Part Section produit des bords avec de continuité et un grand nombre de segments (nœuds), ce qui n'est pas très approprié pour l'outil Sweep.

Cette macro fait le même travail et extrait les bords de la section du résultat général de la fusion (GFA). Le résultat est résultat continu et possède moins de nœuds. Il n'est pas encore parfait pour le balayage , mais le résultat est plus satisfaisant que la simple utilisation de Part Section.

Requis FreeCAD v0.17+ built against OCC no less than 6.9.0 (tested on 7.0.0).

Installation:

Téléchargez le fichier et sauvez les dans votre répertoire de macros:

https://github.com/DeepSOIC/FreeCAD-Macros/raw/master/Section/MacroSection.py

Utilisation

  1. Sélectionnez deux objets shapes et lancez la macro pour créer la section
  2. Dans le menu FreeCAD: Macro → Macros... → double-cliquez sur MacroSection.FCMacro . Un nouvel objet est créé.

Après avoir exécuté la macro, vous pouvez ajouter un bouton sur votre barre d'outils. Allez dans Outils → Personnaliser, Barres d'outils, sélectionnez MacroSection dans la liste déroulante de gauche et ajoutez la commande à l'une de vos barres d'outils personnalisées.

Script

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MacroSection.py

#***************************************************************************
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__title__="Macro Section"
__author__ = "DeepSOIC"
__doc__ = '''
Macro Section.
Alternative implementation of Part Section tool.
Requires FreeCAD v0.17+ and OCC 6.9.0+

Instructions:
First of all, save this macro as MacroSection.py, into a location from where it can be imported. FC's standard macro location is the best place to do that.

Select two shapes to compute section between.
Then, in Py console:

import MacroSection
MacroSection.run()

OR

just run this file as a macro.

Parametric Section object is created.
'''
if __name__ == "__main__": #being run as a macro
    import MacroSection
    MacroSection.run()

import FreeCAD as App
if App.GuiUp:
    import FreeCADGui as Gui
import Part

def makeSectionFeature():
    '''makeSectionFeature(): makes a Section parametric feature object. Returns the new object.'''
    selfobj = App.ActiveDocument.addObject("Part::FeaturePython","Section")
    Section(selfobj)
    ViewProviderSection(selfobj.ViewObject)
    return selfobj

class Section:
    "The Section feature object"
    def __init__(self,selfobj):
        selfobj.addProperty("App::PropertyLink","Base","Section","Input shape")
        selfobj.addProperty("App::PropertyLink","Tool","Section","Input shape")
        selfobj.Proxy = self

    def execute(self,selfobj):
        import BOPTools
        import BOPTools.ShapeMerge
        from BOPTools.Utils import HashableShape
        
        if len(selfobj.Base.Shape.Faces) == 0 or len(selfobj.Tool.Shape.Faces) == 0:
            raise ValueError("Shapes must have at least one face each.")
        sh1 = Part.Compound(selfobj.Base.Shape.Faces)
        sh2 = Part.Compound(selfobj.Tool.Shape.Faces)
        pieces, map = sh1.generalFuse([sh2])
        pieces = pieces.childShapes()
        assert(len(pieces) == 2)
        
        edges1 = set([HashableShape(edge) for edge in pieces[0].Edges])
        edges2 = set([HashableShape(edge) for edge in pieces[1].Edges])
        edges_to_return = list(set.intersection(edges1, edges2))
        edges_to_return = [edge.Shape for edge in edges_to_return] #convert hashable shapes back to plain shapes
        print("returning {num} edges of total {tot}".format(num= len(edges_to_return), tot= len(edges1)+len(edges2)))
        
        selfobj.Shape = BOPTools.ShapeMerge.mergeWires(edges_to_return)

class ViewProviderSection:
    def __init__(self,vobj):
        vobj.Proxy = self
       
    def getIcon(self):
        return ":/icons/Part_Section.svg"

    def attach(self, vobj):
        self.ViewObject = vobj
        self.Object = vobj.Object
  
    def __getstate__(self):
        return None

    def __setstate__(self,state):
        return None

    def claimChildren(self):
        return [self.Object.Base, self.Object.Tool]
        
    def onDelete(self, feature, subelements): # subelements is a tuple of strings
        try:
            self.Object.Base.ViewObject.show()
            self.Object.Tool.ViewObject.show()
        except Exception as err:
            App.Console.PrintError("Error in onDelete: " + err.message)
        return True

class CommandMacroSection:
    "Command to create Section feature"
    def GetResources(self):
        return {'Pixmap'  : ":/icons/Part_Section.svg",
                'MenuText': "Section",
                'Accel': "",
                'ToolTip': "Macro_Section: alternative implementation of Part Section tool"}

    def Activated(self):
        run()
    def IsActive(self):
        if App.ActiveDocument:
            return True
        else:
            return False

if App.GuiUp:
    Gui.addCommand("Macro_Section", CommandMacroSection())

def run():
    sel = Gui.Selection.getSelectionEx()
    try:
        if len(sel) != 2:
            raise Exception("Select two shapes to compute section between, first! Then run this macro.")
        try:
            App.ActiveDocument.openTransaction("Macro Section")
            selfobj = makeSectionFeature()
            selfobj.Base = sel[0].Object
            selfobj.Tool = sel[1].Object
            selfobj.Base.ViewObject.hide()
            selfobj.Tool.ViewObject.hide()
            
            selfobj.Proxy.execute(selfobj)
        finally:
            App.ActiveDocument.commitTransaction()
    except Exception as err:
        from PySide import QtGui
        mb = QtGui.QMessageBox()
        mb.setIcon(mb.Icon.Warning)
        mb.setText(err.message)
        mb.setWindowTitle("Macro Section")
        mb.exec_()