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I'm using the python version of verb. It seems to work great (although the whole module being compiled into on file is a little weird)
However, I've got an issue when trying to intersect two spheres. If you run the following...
from build.verb import verb_geom_Intersect as Intersect
from build.verb import verb_geom_SphericalSurface as SphericalSurface
sphere_1 = SphericalSurface(center=[1, 2, 3], radius=5)
sphere_2 = SphericalSurface(center=[1, 2, 4], radius=5)
result = Intersect.surfaces(sphere_1, sphere_2)
You get the following error...
verb 2.1.0
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:/dev/verb/build/intersection_example.py", line 121, in <module>
result = Intersect.surfaces(srf1, srf2, 1e-6)
File "C:\dev\verb\build\verb.py", line 10121, in surfaces
return _hx_local_1()
File "C:\dev\verb\build\verb.py", line 10120, in _hx_local_1
return list(map(_hx_local_0,verb_eval_Intersect.surfaces(first.asNurbs(),second.asNurbs(),tol)))
File "C:\dev\verb\build\verb.py", line 7085, in surfaces
tess1 = verb_eval_Tess.rationalSurfaceAdaptive(surface0)
File "C:\dev\verb\build\verb.py", line 9025, in rationalSurfaceAdaptive
arrTrees = verb_eval_Tess.divideRationalSurfaceAdaptive(surface,options)
File "C:\dev\verb\build\verb.py", line 8947, in divideRationalSurfaceAdaptive
norm = verb_core_Vec.normalized(verb_core_Vec.cross(python_internal_ArrayImpl._get((ds[0] if 0 < len(ds) else None), 1),python_internal_ArrayImpl._get((ds[1] if 1 < len(ds) else None), 0)))
File "C:\dev\verb\build\verb.py", line 5408, in normalized
return verb_core_Vec.div(arr,verb_core_Vec.norm(arr))
File "C:\dev\verb\build\verb.py", line 5603, in div
_g.append(((a[i] if i >= 0 and i < len(a) else None) / b))
ZeroDivisionError: float division by zero
Any Ideas?
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I'm using the python version of verb. It seems to work great (although the whole module being compiled into on file is a little weird)
However, I've got an issue when trying to intersect two spheres. If you run the following...
You get the following error...
Any Ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: