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The error is declared in any branch of the program version 0.19.
We create a sketch.
Create link to sketch.
Change the scale of the link = see on the screen a sketch with a named scale -
We are trying to change thumbnail position settings - the first time you change the position settings, the view of this thumbnail on the screen becomes 100% (no changes are made in the zoom settings) - scale.FCStd.zip
We would also like to ask for a new feature. The program is good at importing svg and you can convert it into sketches. But all such thumbnails are in splines. This is very expensive from a computational point of view, especially when used later to extrude a volume body. There is no tangent or adjunction to a spline. It is very, very, very difficult to transform inside a sketch of a spline into simple geometries - so that there are 2 degrees of freedom (moving X and Y of the entire connected geometry).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The error is declared in any branch of the program version 0.19.
We create a sketch.
![Снимок экрана от 2020-10-24 12-05-09](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/18741088/97078057-c61ca600-15f1-11eb-95ac-cc1b4a01c205.png)
Create link to sketch.
Change the scale of the link = see on the screen a sketch with a named scale -
We are trying to change thumbnail position settings - the first time you change the position settings, the view of this thumbnail on the screen becomes 100% (no changes are made in the zoom settings) -
![Снимок экрана от 2020-10-24 12-05-23](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/18741088/97078038-af764f00-15f1-11eb-89b0-a44dc6d43f1c.png)
scale.FCStd.zip
We would also like to ask for a new feature. The program is good at importing svg and you can convert it into sketches. But all such thumbnails are in splines. This is very expensive from a computational point of view, especially when used later to extrude a volume body. There is no tangent or adjunction to a spline. It is very, very, very difficult to transform inside a sketch of a spline into simple geometries - so that there are 2 degrees of freedom (moving X and Y of the entire connected geometry).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: