Hi everyone! I'm currently writing a simple CAD application based on PythonOCC for my university thesis. (I'm studying for becoming a teacher in maths and geometry). The application itself is almost complete: You can watch a demonstration video at [1]. However, I will only release it as open source when I finished writing my thesis, which will be in about two months I guess. (If you are interested in trying it out right now, you can contact me on bitbucket [2] and I will share the code with you.)
[1] www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQXAfJJx85c [2] https://bitbucket.org/marko_knoebl I want to say thanks to everyone who contributed to pythonOCC - especially to Thomas and Jelle! PythonOCC has enabled me to work on a very interesting project which I really enjoyed and which will hopefully be useful for me and others in the future. My application will be named "Kubos" (Greek for "cube"). At first its main purpose will be using it in geometry classes in Austria for children aged 13-14 years. Therefore I'm trying to make the user interface as simple as possible. However, I can imagine it to be useful in other areas as well. The application itself is designed to be easy to extend and I'm planning to continue developing and expanding it when I have finished my thesis. I also have to say that the application indeed needs some more polishing and bugfixing before being really useful - However this is beyond the scope of my work right now. The thesis itself will be written in German. It will explain the geometrical basics for CAD systems (Bézier geometry / B-rep) in detail and will also cover an introduction to OCC / pythonOCC. I think this could result in some useful documentation for (German) users of pythonOCC. - Marko _______________________________________________ Pythonocc-users mailing list Pythonocc-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/pythonocc-users
