These features, based on the code for the Pipe class, allow the user
to simply create a helical sweep within PartDesign workbench.
Sample application is threads, springs, coils, augers, etc.
Also, remove needless requirement for positive cone angle on helixes.
Thanks to @bitacovir for helping with the icons
Thanks to @chennes for review
Thanks to @vosk for review
Thanks to @wwmayer for review
Enforce that links stay within scope for ProfileBased features
This also ensures that the Body itself is not used for creating features within
the body, causing a "Graph not a DAG" error.
The infrastructure/piping seems to have been in place for a long while.
Not tested for all variations of pattern transforms.
The major enabler was removing the `break`.
Some extra piping added to let the code at call-site decide if to select multiple features or not.
also fix annoying variable naming - different variables representing different types should not have the same name
also update a comment according to depending PRs
This PR is based on PR #4344 and a spin-off of PR #4337. It fixes:
We have normed screw head cuts. These values can be overridden but we must store the info about the overriding. Why? - because when you have e.g. made a custom change to a normed countersink and then change to another countersink norm, you would either not get the values defined in the norm or you get these values but loose e.g. your depth settings
This PR is based on PR #4343 and a spin-off of PR #4337. It fixes:
- the bug that we did not use the normed clearance hole diameters for UTS holes
- missing recompute when changing existing hole from Metric to UTS type
This PR is the first in a series of probably 3 PRs to fix known hole dialog bugs.
This one fixes:
- the .ui file issues
- readonly status issues of some widgets/properties (e.g. when the hole is through all, disable drill point settings)
- the bug that updateHoleCutParams() overwrote the previously correctly determined hole diameter
- just a trifle: change a function name to fit into the naming scheme
just a minor UI issue: when you decrease the width of the pad dialog (e.g. because you have a small screen), the alignment of the widgets is lost. This fixes it by grouping the widgets in a grid.
just a minor UI issue: when you decrease the width of the pocket dialog (e.g. because you have a small screen), the alignment of the widgets is lost. This PR fixes this by grouping the widgets in a grid.
I was able to get the norms and could update the definitions accordingly.
For example in the ISO 10462, sizes smaller than M3 are not defined and your definition files should only contain what is really defined.
as reported in https://tracker.freecadweb.org/view.php?id=3818
we treat the blind hole depth not according to the conventions. The size of the drill point due to the angle is normally not taken into account but FC does this in any case.
This PR adds therefore an option, that is by default off, to take the drill point size into account.
Without the option, (the new default) the depth is calculated according to the conventions.
The PR also removes unused widgets and restored the tab order in the .ui file. The thread parameters were never used. In case we made in future the decision to carve into holes real (modeled) threads, we need a special UI for that solution anyway so having the dead code in is not helpful at all.
- Previously a subtractive pipe on a body with no solids would create a solid. Now Pipe will generate an error.
- Fix incorrect property header. Previously Pipe was identifying itself as Pad (copy paste error)
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Before this implementation, specific status via former mergeOverlayIcon() was greyed out
with the visibility.
With this commit, the developer has two options:
a) override mergeGreyableOverlayIcons, in which case the overlay will
be greyed out when the item is greyed out as per former mergeOverlayIcon()
b) override mergeColorfulOverlayIcons, in which case the overlay will
be superimposed after the icon is greyed out as it is the case for stardard
error and recompute flags.
When using linear pattern with expression, this can be usefull to have only one
occurence (the original one), which can't be done with the following
implemenation. This commit change this behaviour by allowing this value.
* replaced widget with radiobuttons by button Group, to improve alignemt
of DrillPointAngle with grid-layout
* made Thread Pitch/Angle/Cutoffs widgets wider
Add the optional Qt::MSWindowsFixedSizeDialogHint parameter to all uses of the QInputDialog::getX static functions to silence a Qt/Windows debug mode warning about QWindowsWindow::setGeometry: Unable to set geometry. Increase the size of the unit calculator to eliminate the same warning. Finally, call adjustSize() on the "Unsaved Changes" dialog to silence the warning.
These values are calculated exactly from (diameter-pitch), and are
included here only to silence warnings from some compilers about missing
initializers. These values are not (currently) used in the code, which
directly calculates the core hole as needed in this case.
- there is the ISO 273 describing clearance holes, so we need to take these values. Only if we have a size not defined in the norm, we calculate
- add the coarse (wide) type for clearance holes from ISO 273
- add all screw thread sizes defined in DIN 13/ISO 261
- rearrange thread dialog to make it more compact
- change name "fit" to "clearance" as discussed
- add tooltips to the dialog
- fix issue with TaperedAngle dialog field
- change a size name because the norms define "M1" not "M1.0"
- fix bug that custom angles were overwritten
- the norms only define screw heads, not the cut for them, so also a custom angle is possible to sink a metric screw
- use better step in UI since one changes the presets only in fractions of a millimeter (otherwise it would be a different hole size)
- handle case of no cut
- calculate change in diameter when adding depth to countersinks
- propose cut values also for UTS profiles
- the UTS defines coarse and fine while for ISO it is regular and fine, thus fix the name
- for the dialog: set minimum values to zero (angles etc. cannot be negative)
- add definitions for IS 2009, 7046 and 12474
- remove useless file for a ISO 14583 since there are no such screws on the market
- rename "coarse" to "regular" since this what it actually is according to the norms
- uniform the x1 threads (for x2.0 etc we use a trailing zero and for some we use x1, for some already x1.0, thus consistently use x1.0)
- add some ISO 10642 entries
- correct ISO 4762:
- correct some values
- the does does not define a size M27
- add the two missing sizes
