ganesh thangaraj p a écrit : > dear users, > as some of you know,iam developing a feature > recognition system and i am new to the concept of both PythonOCC and > OCC. Therefore it will be helpful if someone could suggest some > tutorials to pythonOCC. I am basically a mechanical engineer and > although i am good with logic , my programming skills are a bit dull, > so please keep that in mind while making suggestions.. Thanking you. > > regards, > > ganesh > > > Hi ganesh,
First of all, you have to remind the following things: - OpenCascade is a 'CAD library', developed and maintained by the OpenCascade dev team - pythonOCC is a python binding to this huge library. These 2 projects are clearly independant. You then have to be familiar with both Python development and OpenCascade is you want to implement your feature recognition algorithm. I would suggest beginners the following '11 points program': 1. download and install OpenCascade, 2. download and install pythonOCC, 3. check the samples that come with pythonOCC (they are, in my opinion, much better than the MFC Samples included in the OpenCascade 6.3.0 distribution), 4. modify/extend these samples, 5. ask questions to this list (pythonocc-users ml), 6. after a few days, you'll become familiar enough with pythonOCC to dig into the OpenCascade documentation (whether its is html, pdf, chm etc.), 7. try to develop your own script from scratch, 8. read the OpenCascade material, 9. improve your script, 10. ask questions to this list and to the OpenCascade users forum (as well as this list), 11. share your knowledge on this list or the pythonOCC wiki, 12. go back to step 8. Important URLs: OpenCascade forum URL: http://www.opencascade.org/org/forum/ Roman Lygin's blog (very usefull) URL: http://opencascade.blogspot.com/ Small hint: compile your own pythonOCC with the '-with-docs' flag. Best Regards, Thomas _______________________________________________ Pythonocc-users mailing list Pythonocc-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/pythonocc-users
