CypherNaugh_0x b5fd55cce6 Section Analysis cut faces hide the inside of the body: the cap was drawn on the far walls' back faces at their own depth, so every edge between the cut and the far wall (hole and boss edges, corner seams) showed through it like a pane of glass. While a section is shown the solids mark in the stencil where the cap is the visible surface, then draw the cap again there at the depth where the view ray meets the section plane (orthographic and perspective), so holes stay open and the inside is hidden. The native app asks for an 8-bit stencil; without one (eframe's web painter has none) the cap draws as before. Not covered by an automated test (no GPU in the test suite); checked in the app with before/after screenshots

2026-10-10 13:51:00 -04:00

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doc

Variable-radius fillets through middle points: radii at positions along the edge, straight or smooth between

2026-10-10 06:06:33 +00:00

engine

Faster tests: hostile_params_never_panic shares its commands across threads (154 s to 20 s), the design-file fuzz test tries its seeded cases on all cores (21 s to 7.5 s), the kernel's tangent-primitive boolean test runs its three seeds at once, and the headless scenario harness skips the software viewport render it threw away every frame (scenarios 63 s to 26 s). kill_mid_save waits for the saver to reach a varying round instead of sleeping a fixed time, so it holds on a busy machine

2026-10-10 13:24:08 -04:00

geom

Booleans about twice as fast: point-in-mesh tests through a per-direction grid (sampling checks), one mesh of the result for both its volume and membership checks, operand volumes from their meshes, and the intersection tried at the coarser tolerance first (oracle run 10 → 5 minutes); free-form faces merge in the topology counts when their normals agree within 2.5°

2026-10-08 10:46:13 +00:00

io

Variable-radius and chord-length fillets

2026-10-08 21:30:58 +00:00

kernel

Faster tests: hostile_params_never_panic shares its commands across threads (154 s to 20 s), the design-file fuzz test tries its seeded cases on all cores (21 s to 7.5 s), the kernel's tangent-primitive boolean test runs its three seeds at once, and the headless scenario harness skips the software viewport render it threw away every frame (scenarios 63 s to 26 s). kill_mid_save waits for the saver to reach a varying round instead of sleeping a fixed time, so it holds on a busy machine

2026-10-10 13:24:08 -04:00

mcp

Command ids are SolveCraft's own: 173 ids that were another product's internal command ids become dotted, lower-case ids (<area>.<thing>[.<variant>]: solid.extrude, sketch.rectangle.two_point, sheet.flange, joint.drive, ...), in the registry, toolbar, dialogs, shortcuts, palette, control channel, MCP, examples, scenarios and docs

2026-10-09 12:17:23 +00:00

render

Section Analysis: cut faces in their body's colour (tinted toward the cap colour) and hatched; snapshots show the section too (the cut part removed, hatched cut faces)

2026-10-10 17:05:23 +00:00

sketch

Exact profiles for splines of any degree (a degree-4…7 Bézier segment kind, Seg2::Bezier, extruded as B-spline edges) and for free-form curves cut by crossings (exact sub-curves whose ends are moved to the true crossing, found by Newton; polylines only where that fails)

2026-10-08 09:42:34 +00:00

ui-egui

Section Analysis cut faces hide the inside of the body: the cap was drawn on the far walls' back faces at their own depth, so every edge between the cut and the far wall (hole and boss edges, corner seams) showed through it like a pane of glass. While a section is shown the solids mark in the stencil where the cap is the visible surface, then draw the cap again there at the depth where the view ray meets the section plane (orthographic and perspective), so holes stay open and the inside is hidden. The native app asks for an 8-bit stencil; without one (eframe's web painter has none) the cap draws as before. Not covered by an automated test (no GPU in the test suite); checked in the app with before/after screenshots

2026-10-10 13:51:00 -04:00