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1. The class Bnd_OBB has been created to describe the Oriented Bounding Box. 2. Several key methods have been implemented: Bnd_OBB::IsOut(...), Bnd_OBB::Add(...) and Bnd_OBB::Enlarge(...). 3. Interface of Bnd_Box class has changed. New methods have been created. See Bnd_Box.hxx for detailed information. 4. BRepBndLib and Draw_Box classes have been amended in order to provide correct work with Bnd_OBB class. 5. Interface of "bounding" DRAW-command has been changed. Please see help for detailed information. 6. New DRAW-command "isbbinterf" has been created. Please see help for detailed information. 7. "boundingstr" and "optbounding" DRAW-commands have been eliminated because their function can be made by "bounding" DRAW-command (e.g. see tests/bugs/vis/buc60857 or samples/tcl/snowflake.tcl test cases). 8. Documentation has been updated.
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puts "========="
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puts "OCC26560"
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puts "========="
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puts ""
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#####################################################################
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## BRepBndLib build too large bounding box in Z direction for planar spline edge.
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#####################################################################
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restore [locate_data_file bug26560_planarspline.brep] result
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bounding -s result -save Xmin Ymin Zmin Xmax Ymax Zmax -shape resbox
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set tol_abs 1.0e-4
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set tol_rel 0.0001
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checkreal "Xmin" [dval Xmin] -277.03883383200952 ${tol_abs} ${tol_rel}
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checkreal "Ymin" [dval Ymin] -562.56241861670651 ${tol_abs} ${tol_rel}
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checkreal "Zmin" [dval Zmin] -9.9999999999999995e-08 ${tol_abs} ${tol_rel}
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checkreal "Xmax" [dval Xmax] 20.000000100000001 ${tol_abs} ${tol_rel}
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checkreal "Ymax" [dval Ymax] -221.27317426638498 ${tol_abs} ${tol_rel}
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checkreal "Zmax" [dval Zmax] 9.9999999999999995e-08 ${tol_abs} ${tol_rel}
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smallview
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don result resbox
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fit
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checkview -screenshot -2d -path ${imagedir}/${test_image}.png |