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Dear all, The pythonOCC team was quite active these days: the 0.5 version was released on January 25th. An experimental WebGL renderer was also uploaded to the subversion repository. It just takes any TopoDS_Shape instance and generates a javascript file. Useful links: http://www.pythonocc.org http:
Hi, gentleman: I think pythonOCC is not as friendly as what i think. The pre-condition is that you have to know python and wxPython first, at least, not for me: a total new hand. I am a c/c++ programer, but just started trying to learn python and pythonOCC for the first time. I did the followings: (
Hello Together! I am using PythonOCC with my modelling an I try to make a Solid out of a Shell. Here a fragment of my code: sewing = BRepBuilderAPI_Sewing() for i in range(14): sewing.Add(faces[i]) sewing.Perform() sewed_shape = sewing.SewedShape() # It works fine until here, and I can display the s
Hi everyone, I wish you all an happy and productive new year. In order to celebrate 2010, I'm proud to announce the availability of the new pythonOCC release (0.4). Changelog: ========== * pythonOCC 0.4 comes with new advanced meshing features coming from the salomesmesh project (many thanks to Foti
Does someone use pythonOCC for writing parasolid-XT?
Hello, everybody. I've lurked around the OCC community for a few weeks now, and I finally have a few questions. 1) Is there an active PythonOCC forum/wiki/IRC channel/mailing list/user group/blog? The official wiki seems pretty dead (two updates in the last 30 days), and doesn't really contain anyth
About: pythonOCC is a 3D CAD/PLM development library. It's built upon the OpenCASCADE 3D modeling kernel and the SalomeGEOM package. Some high level packages (parametric modeling, topology, data exchange, webservices etc.) extend the builtin features of those libraries to enable a highly dynamic and
Hi everyone, The pythonOCC development team recently included the excellent SalomeGEOM library from Fotios Sioutis. This have made possible to add parametric modeling feature to pythonOCC. The power of python programming let then the user interact with the geometry from an interactive session, by ju
Hi all, A huge work was achieved since the last post related to pythonOCC on this forum . I'm pleased to announce today the 'wo0.2' pythonOCC release, 2 months after the previous one and almost one year after the beginning of the project. You may be aware of the different changes that were made, but
Hi, pythonOCC development is going fast. Thanks to the precious help of Dave Cowden and Jelle Feringa, a new release is available with many improvements: most modeling classes and algorithms should be available, and a wxPython based 3D viewer was added. A simple CAD viewer was developed: it can load
Hello everybody, pythonOCC is an open-source (CeCILL licensed) set of Python bindings for OCC. A new release is available: python0CC 0.96, requiring OpenCascade 6.3.0 librairies. The complete framework was rewritten to move from Boost libraries to SWIG wrapper generator. The set of SWIG .i files are
Hello, I've been working, for a couple of weeks, on a python wrapper for OpenCascade 6.2.0 library. The development is in a very early stage, but i decided to release my work under a free licence (CeCILL) and set up different tools to enable collaborative work on this project. You can find info, mai