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Fix bug where generated openings invalidly used 3 dimensions instead of 2

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Dion Moult
2023-04-01 18:14:12 +11:00
parent e0f1ec3317
commit 6b4955344d
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src/blenderbim/blenderbim/bim/module/model/opening.py
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@@ -238,34 +238,36 @@ class FilledOpeningGenerator:
x, y, z = filling_obj.dimensions
opening_position = Vector([0.0, -0.1 / unit_scale, 0.0])
opening_size = Vector([x, 0, z]) / unit_scale
opening_size = Vector([x, z]) / unit_scale
# Windows and doors can have a casing that overlaps the wall
# but shouldn't affect the size of the opening.
# So we shouldn't use object dimensions in that case. More: #2784
# Just keeping it for windows and doors for now to be safe
x_redefined, z_redefined = False, False
has_width_attribute, has_height_attribute = False, False
if filling.is_a() in ["IfcWindow", "IfcDoor"]:
if filling.OverallWidth:
opening_size.x = filling.OverallWidth
x_redefined = True
has_width_attribute = True
if filling.OverallHeight:
opening_size.z = filling.OverallHeight
z_redefined = True
opening_size.y = filling.OverallHeight
has_height_attribute = True
# making sure if min_x or min_z != 0 to shift the opening accordingly
# to prevent something like #2784
if not x_redefined:
if not has_width_attribute:
opening_position.x = min(v[0] for v in filling_obj.bound_box)
if not z_redefined:
if not has_height_attribute:
opening_position.z = min(v[2] for v in filling_obj.bound_box)
extrusion = shape_builder.extrude(
shape_builder.rectangle(size=opening_size),
magnitude=thickness / unit_scale,
position=opening_position,
extrusion_vector=Vector([0.0, 1.0, 0.0]),
position_z_axis=Vector((0.0, -1.0, 0.0)),
position_x_axis=Vector((1.0, 0.0, 0.0)),
extrusion_vector=Vector((0.0, 0.0, -1.0)),
)
return shape_builder.get_representation(context, [extrusion])