Hi all, I'm new to PythonOCC and I bit overwhelmed by the API. What I would like to do is this:
(1) Read a STL file.
(2) Determine for a specific x,y coordinate where on the z axis are object
borders for that specific coordinate (which points on the z axis are
"inside" and which are "outside" objects for that coordinate).
Samples for (2):
>>> checkCoordinate(1,2)
[(500,1000),(1250,1600)]
# there are two objects at the specified coordinate, one extending from
# z=500 to =z1000, the other from z=1250 to z=1600
>>> checkCoordinate(500,-25)
[]
# No objects at this coordinate
Can anybody give me some hints whether PythonOCC is the right tool for the
job (I would presume so) and what I have to do?
Thanks
Christian
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