See https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/pull/8530#issuecomment-1474824366.
When there are already existing points and coincidence auto-constraints are
added in the process of making a B-spline (either by control points or
interpolation), unintended behaviour can happen.
Additionally, when creating B-spline by interpolation, if consecutive points are
coincident (or very close to each other), the OCCT algorithm fails. This is also
prevented in this commit.
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Commented out the periodic version for now since they don't work completely well.
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[Sketcher] Add better icons for `CreateBSplineByInterpolation`
Courtesy @paddlestroke.
As a side-effect also prevents a segfault possible by providing just 3 points.
[Sketcher] Clarify that mults might not be followed
Some examples when this may be ignored include:
1. A number higher than 3 is given (because cubic B-splines are created)
2. If the knots just before and just after have multiplicities >=3, the piece
between these two is fully continuous, and this (middles) point will only be
constrained with point-on-object.
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Some parts of `DrawSketchHandlerBSplineByInterpolation` were taken from
`DrawSketchHandlerBSpline` but not modified to reflect the differences.
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Specifically, when drawing by interpolation, only cubic splines are currently
supported.
Some related "TODO" comments are also removed or modified.
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Only creates 1-degree splines by describing knots.
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- for e.g. the solver objects it is important that the added equations are visible in the TreeView
- also improve activation of analyses for documents with multiple analyses: one activates one and can then subsequently add an object to it because the activation will also select
- this PR addresses a long-standing annoying issue: You are already in the FEM WB and load a file.
Then you cannot just start but first have to activate the Analysis. But one is in the FEM WB to work with analyses.
- for e.g. the Elmer equations it is important that one can add several equations subsequently and that the added equations are visible in the TreeView
- the spring constraint is currently unused but it can be used for Elmer mechanical analyses
This PR does so and also overhaul the dialog UI.
- use the spring constraint also in an example file
