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Difference between sweep() and skin() #3
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I haven't looked at the code in the examples, but it's probably that sweep is for rigidly transformed profiles, and skin is for more plastic changes in profiles. There's a discussion about the various ways to handle more general notions of extrusion where it came up. |
@jgrizou One primary difference is that skin() will be able to skin differently shaped layers, while sweep can only do linear transformations. |
@jgrizou this is the difference
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I cannot find rounded_rectangle_profile()... can someone point? |
doesn't look rounded to me ; also, see line 16:
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I have been testing the sweep() and skin() function, they are trully amazing. I am still confused about the difference between these two functions. Which is more suited for what? For example, here are two ways to do the same thing:
Is there any fundamental differences between these two methods?
Do you recommend one of them for this kind of part?
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