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[ 80%] Built target area-native_autogen [ 80%] Linking CXX shared library ../../../../Mod/Path/libarea-native.so /usr/bin/ld : ne peut trouver -lTKFillet Is area-native the one and only module that is affected by the failure? Possibly its CMakeLists.txt file needs an explicit call of link_directori...

You can give this a try: In the forum there once was the user microelly2 (not active any more) who was written some functionality for this kind of purpose. Check some forum postings about Gordon surface if this is of any help for you.

Sorry for this bothering, but I wonder how to obtain this sort of solids, with some surface defined from points.

That's a weakness of the GeomPlate algorithm that it starts to swing when there are too many (point) constraints. I don't think it's supposed to fit well a point cloud.

Help says that it "returns the initial surface" but being assigned to a variable, I don't guess what is the scope.

If no user-defined initial surface is passed to the algorithm it will create one.

git commit c4547c03e1 fixes the crash and UTF-8 problem.

@wmayer Can you review this when you get a chance please? If fixes the crash but the preferred method is Py_XDECREF because compared to Py_DECREF it checks whether the argument is null and only if it's non-null it decrements the counter. However, the PR won't fix the problem why Py_BuildValue() fai...

Could you please advise me on how to use the methods to trim the obtained surface. The four boundary curves do not exactly lie on the face. So, in a first step you must project them onto the surface. And then you can create a surface from the four boundary edges and the given face as support surfac...

Is the Mod/Mesh problem related to smesh ? No, it's totally unrelated. /svn/freecad-build-master/Mod/Mesh/Mesh.so: undefined symbol: _ZN4Base5Line3IdEC1ERKNS_7Vector3IdEES5_ This function requires this type . For some reason your libFreeCADBase.so seem to lack of the symbols of Base::Line3f and Bas...

I have created a debug build with gcc and when running the snippet from pivy import coin det = coin.SoFaceDetail() coin.cast(det, "SoFaceDetail") to debug the function cast(PyObject * self, PyObject * args) there is something weird. After the line if (!PyArg_ParseTuple(args, "Os#:cast...

It's quite a surprise that the crash also occurs with Py 3.10 because according to https://github.com/coin3d/pivy/commit/4b919a3f6b9f477d0e95a2fd2b6a149a55eb9792 the PR was supposed to fix the crash for this Py version. In this thread we have figured out that at least for older Py version the change...