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I successfully run decompositon process on the example file "SS_-793e-2.stp" and the result looks good. But when I try to run McCad.exe to decompose a model in a STEP file which is generated by SOLIDWORKS, I get the result as blow:
> Decomposing 1 shape(s) from the input STEP file(s)
-- The current verion doesn't support processing of surfaces of type B-spline surface. Solid will be rejected!
> Results:
- Decomposition failed for 1 input shape(s).
- Decomposition succeeded for 0 input shape(s).
Here are some questions:
Did I use a version of McCad that too old to handle B-spline surfaces or it is just not configured properly?
What CAD software you used to make exampe file "SS_-793e-2.stp"?
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Spline surfaces support in McCAD is yet to be introduced! Currently the supported surfaces include planes, cylinders, cones, and tori.
I usually use SpaceClaim to detect any spline surfaces and try to clean it out. I assume similar tools should be available in SOLIDWORKS. McCAD geometry engine, Open CASCADE is what detects surfaces types.
If you want to only detect what surfaces exist before going for decomposition, you can try running McCAD in "read" mode, by typing "McCAD read" in a command prompt. This will list on the prompt the surfaces that exist in the mode. You can then check if there are any other surfaces than the supported ones so that it could be simplified before proceeding with decomposition.
I successfully run decompositon process on the example file "SS_-793e-2.stp" and the result looks good. But when I try to run McCad.exe to decompose a model in a STEP file which is generated by SOLIDWORKS, I get the result as blow:
Here are some questions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: