Hi Thomas,
Thanks for providing the link. Very interesting blog.
There's a lot of usefull information about Open CASCADE...
I compiled pythonOCC on Debian GNU/Linux. It seems, Open CASCADE don't like
cheap Intel graphic cards (regardless of OS).
Please tell me, can you use background colo
Hello Thomas and Goran,
On Ubuntu (so maybe on Debian too) OpenCascade don't like the current
pythonOCC and Intel cards association.
But after ran some tests, I can say :
- OpenGl is working good (with wxPython or pyQT, pyOpenGl)
- FreeCAD is working good too (and it use OpenCascade and QT)
So
2011/1/27 Sébastien Ramage
> Hello Thomas and Goran,
>
Hi Sebastien,
> On Ubuntu (so maybe on Debian too) OpenCascade don't like the current
> pythonOCC and Intel cards association.
>
> But after ran some tests, I can say :
> - OpenGl is working good (with wxPython or pyQT, pyOpenGl)
> - Free
Le 27/01/2011 12:48, Thomas Paviot a écrit :
Freecad does not use the default OCC OpenGL pipe. TopoDS_Shapes are
tesselated from OCC, and then passed to another OpenGL renderer with a
better OpenGL implementation (Coin3d). (I'm quite sure HeeksCAD does
use the same way to render shapes). W
2011/1/27 Sébastien Ramage
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>
> Le 27/01/2011 12:48, Thomas Paviot a écrit :
>
>
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>> Freecad does not use the default OCC OpenGL pipe. TopoDS_Shapes are
>> tesselated from OCC, and then passed to another OpenGL renderer with a
>> better OpenGL implementation (Coin3d). (I'm quite sure HeeksCAD
