Structs§
- Draft
- Tilts the planar faces
facesof a solid byangledegrees about the planeneutral, so the part comes out of a mould pulled along the neutral plane’s normal — into the solid, for a face of it picked as the neutral plane — or the other way ifreversed: past the neutral plane, that way, the solid gets narrower. The solid is consumed and the result nameddraft(D)for the operationD; every face, edge and vertex keeps its name (seecrate::draft::draft). - Draft
Args - Groove
- Cuts the groove that takes a
Lipwidthwide andheighthigh,clearancewider and deeper, along the edgesedgesof the planar rim faceface— all along its hole if none are picked — from the solid (seecrate::lip::groove), for the operationG: the result is namedgroove(G). - Groove
Args - Lip
- Raises a lip
widthwide andheighthigh along the edgesedgesof the planar rim faceface— all along its hole if none are picked: the inside of a shelled enclosure’s rim — flush with the wall they are on and joined to the solid (seecrate::lip::lip), for the operationL: the result is namedlip(L), the lip’s side on the wall along an edgeElip(L,E), its side on the rimlip(L,E,far), its toplip(L,end). - LipArgs
- Rib
- Grows a rib
thicknessthick from the open profile of a sketch — lines and arcs — until it meets the solidsolid, its ends run on into the walls they point at, and joins it (seecrate::rib::rib), for the operationR: the result is namedrib(R). Growing normal to the sketch, the rib’s caps arerib(R,start)on the sketch’s plane; its sides along a profile pieceK,Xarerib(R,K,X)andrib(R,K,X,far). Parallel, its sides on either side of the sketch’s plane arerib(R,start)andrib(R,end), its edge along the profilerib(R,K,X). - RibArgs
Enums§
- RibDirection
- Which way a rib grows from its profile: along the sketch plane’s normal, or in the sketch plane, square to the chord between the profile’s ends.
- RibSide
- Which side of its profile a rib is thick on: both alike, its first side — to the profile’s left, growing normal to the sketch; along the sketch plane’s normal, growing parallel to it — or its second.