after that, I want to know which Edges on the two Faces are not changed, so I don't need to assign a new id to them. But when I query for fuser.Modified(*second_face) or fuser.Modified2(*second_face), they both give nothing. I know it should return me fuser.Shape() as the modified shape. of course, querying for coresponding underlying edges for modified shapes, returns nothing too.
How can I avoid this bug and get the map between the old_edge and new generated edge?
Thank you for your advise!
Jane
Laura
2008-05-15 00:00
Hi Jane,
I am having the same problem. Did you find a solution?
Laura
Laura
2008-05-15 11:10
Being more specific....
The problem is that after fusing 2 crossing wires made up of 4 and 3 edges respectively, I get empty lists for modified and generated. The result shape has 9 edges and 10 vertices, resulting from the split of one of the edges in each shape. The size of both lists is 0.