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ISSUE: The C API does not indicate anywhere that SketchUp internal geometric values (and those stored in .skp and .layout file formats,) for length, area and volume are in inches.
This causes problems for C API users unfamiliar with SketchUp and/or it's Ruby API.
And in several places should explain SketchUp uses inches internally for length, area, and volume values, as well as storing such values in the SKP file format (and that the internal tolerance is 0.001".)
Good places for this note (or link to it) might be:
the Main API introductory page (perhaps a Units section?)
SketchUp C API Documentation Issue
ISSUE: The C API does not indicate anywhere that SketchUp internal geometric values (and those stored in .skp and .layout file formats,) for length, area and volume are in inches.
This causes problems for C API users unfamiliar with SketchUp and/or it's Ruby API.
REF Public forum thread: Reading Drawing Scale (or Units)
The description for the coordinates and magnitudes should have an additional ..."
in inches.
" for geometry structs:SUPoint2D
SUPoint3D
SUVector2D
SUVector3D
SUUVQ
Certain submatrix values (ie, not the scale value) for:
SUTransformation
SUTransformation2D
Possibly the factors for the
SUPlane3D
equation.And in several places should explain SketchUp uses inches internally for length, area, and volume values, as well as storing such values in the SKP file format (and that the internal tolerance is 0.001".)
Good places for this note (or link to it) might be:
SUEntitiesFill()
functionSUGeometryInputRef
SULengthFormatterRef
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