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Dear all We have released DGK 6.2. What's New . Download . It is an important consolidation release. We have fixed a significant number of bugs and have done an extensive testing. Not all bug fixes have been merged to v6.1. So, there is no reason for staying with v6.1. V6.2 is simply better and has ...

Dear friends We have released a new product called Engrave . It engraves or embosses (extrudes) 3D text on surfaces. It is a command line app, which does not require any programming and is very simple to use. We are trying to reach a bit wider range of businesses, particularly those involved in 3D p...

Hi John IWireArrayToSurfaceBuilder_DG interface implements the loft. It is calls into Open Cascade's BRepOffsetAPI_ThruSections class https://old.opencascade.com/doc/occt-6.9.1/refman/html/class_b_rep_offset_a_p_i___thru_sections.html This is what is used inside. Thank you for pointing it out. We ha...

Hello everyone We have released version 6.1! Download We have upgraded the renderer to use DirectX 11. This meant that we have to rework the way text is rendered as there were major changes in DX11 related to that. This meant we had to rework features where text is involved: Labels, measurements, gr...

Hello Gori Not immediately, unfortunately. We have MeshLab (VCGLib) integrated, but only small part of it exposed via the interface. We are too busy changing the world :) We do it mostly on requests. My suggestions for Do It Yourself option: - Look up an algorithm on the web and code it on applicati...

No and Yes. DeviationFactor is used as part of presentation generation of an object, which happens during DGK.UpdateView() or otherwise rendering a frame and the view detects a modification of object's geometry or other rendering related property. So objects, which have already been rendered, will n...

There is DeviationFactor of the component context. Its range is .001 to 1000. and the default is 1.0. It can be modified via TheControl > GetView > IView > IKCContext > SetDoubleParam() : IView view = dgk.GetView() as IView; IKCContext context = view as IKCContext; context.SetDoubleParam(0, 0.5); //...

Hi Robert For parametric bspline objects we use the default OCCT BRepMesh_IncrementalMesh, which implements Delaunay's triangulation with the algorithm of Watson. 3DS and SOR types of objects use our own algorithms, which are a bit out of date, but we did not have enough reason to revisit it so far....

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