I would also loke to find out why he first method I tried didn't work. The code for dimensions in a detail view was broken. It was computing the dimension points as if they were to go on the base view, not the detail. Should be fixed in main branch after 96cfd6b3dc . Sewing Machine Case_mwe_dim3d.p...

While you are waiting for getVisibleVertexes(), you could try this: vertices = list() edges = view.getVisibleEdges() for item in edges: vertices.append(item.firstVertex().Point) vertices.append(item.lastVertex().Point) uniqueVerts = list() for v in vertices: if v not in uniqueVerts: uniqueVerts.app...

Dimensioning should be improved by git commit 41bce2eaf4.

JarvisOac wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 8:55 pm

You are missing the sleep() between recompute() and find_vertices().

user1234 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 6:04 pm The dimension of the first side is wrong. See real measurement,

Yeah, it is the real value + (removed area of the break - gap width). If have a >= somewhere that should be a >.

JarvisOac wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 9:00 pm

Is the code you posted not working after 10 seconds? Or is that just a minimal example? 1 second is enough here for the sample code.

If there is a more complex version, I'd be happy to look at it.

Version 0.1 of Broken View is available after git commit 74556bced8

SLJeans wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 1:40 pm

user1234's suggest is the "correct" fix. For a quick and dirty workaround, use the Perspective projector with a long focal distance instead of the standard projector. Perspective sometimes works when the default does not.

The HLR & face finding threads started as a result of doc.recompute() are not finished before the call to getVertexBySelection. Until the HLR thread completes, there is no geometry to provide a vertex. If you add a short wait it should work. The wait status methods are not exposed to Python, so...

This is really odd. getVertexBySelection works from the console, but not from a macro. Will have to dig a bit on this one. >>> # doc = App.getDocument("touchedOnClickTest") >>> # obj = doc.getObject("View") >>> ### End command Std_SendToPythonConsole >>> obj <DrawViewPart object...