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shinzou
shinzou

Reputation: 6192

Cover cuts in cut planes

When I use the function viewer.setCutPlanes() the planes that are cut are not covered:

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But using the viewer's section analysis tool plane cut, they do get covered (and each cover is part of its own node which is nice):

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How can I add those covers to the model when using viewer.setCutPlanes()?

PS: I found the section tool extension in the viewer, but it seems all of its relevant functions are private. Should I try to copy this extension and expose the necessary functions there? Is there a repo with the ES6 version of it?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 497

Answers (1)

Eason Kang
Eason Kang

Reputation: 7070

Unfortunately, there is no ES6 module for the Forge Viewer. The Viewer3D.setCutPlanes() is an utility method for producing ThreeJS clipping planes only, and the cut-cover feature is archived by the Autodesk.Viewing.Extensions.Section.SectionTool now.

Functions listed below must be copied from the SectionTool extension if you wanna perform this feature under self control:

  1. getDiffuseColor()
  2. init_three_triangulator()
  3. init_three_intersector()
  4. updateCapMeshes()

Besides, the _viewer variable in those private functions above should be replaced by the Viewer3DImpl instance, i.e. the Viewer3D.impl. Or you can change function declaration of updateCapMeshes just like below:

function updateCapMeshes( _viewer, plane ) {

  init_three_triangulator();
  init_three_intersector();

  // ... Original content of updateCapMeshes below ...
}

Call modified updateCapMeshes function to create cut-cover like this way:

//-- Helper function to create your own cut planes.
function createMyOwnPlane( _viewer, _sectionPlanes ) {
  if (_sectionPlanes.length === 1) {
     updateCapMeshes(_viewer, new THREE.Plane().setComponents(_sectionPlanes[0].x, _sectionPlanes[0].y, _sectionPlanes[0].z, _sectionPlanes[0].w));
  }
  _viewer.setCutPlanes(_sectionPlanes);
}


//-- Call functions here.
var viewer = viewerApp.getCurrentViewer();
createMyOwnPlane( viewer.impl, [ new THREE.Vector4(0, 0, 1, 0) ] );

And you will get results like this picture without the TransformControl: Result of createMyOwnPlane

BTW, cut-cover can be removed by this way~

var oldsection = viewer.impl.sceneAfter.getObjectByName("section");
if (oldsection)
  viewer.impl.sceneAfter.remove(oldsection);

viewer.setCutPlanes();

Upvotes: 1

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