After ba2456a if main IFC project had an offset and linked object had more than 333 faces, then it was imported at it's original location instead, missing an offset.
Also processing occurrences should be now more optimized, since we reuse the same verts buffer instead of recreating it 10 times.
It's probably was just an overlook in the original commit - it was referring to `settings["organisation"]`, though `"organization"` was never passed, leading to an error. And probably by accident remove_role tests were using the same tests as remove_organization, so the issue went under the radar for a while.
* Some basic COGO survey points functions
* Update alignment api
Includes defining alignment segment by segment, automatic geometry definitions, and automatric stationing and referents
* Fixes bonsai import alignment from csv
* Adds DMS angle conversion functions to COGO api
* Updated per @civilx64 review comments
* Fixes problem with segment representations
* Fixes problem with segment transition codes
* Allows for compound vertical and horizontal curves
* Implements callbacks for referent naming
* Renames angle_from_bearing to bearing2dd for consistency with ifcopenshell.util.geolocation.dms2dd. Removes angle_from_dms because it duplicates dms2dd
* Documents register_referent_name_callback
* Fixes all sorts of problems with Cant/SegRefCurve implementation
* refactor referent unit tests to use a fixture for test setup
* lint with black
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Co-authored-by: Scott Lecher <civilx64@gmail.com>
The issue happens when a wall has a "ATPATH" connection and has a
negative direction sense. It mixes the profile points in an incorrect
order. This commit seems to fix it, but maybe there is a better solution.
Moved it to `TYPE_CHECKING` since it's currently used just for typing.
Was breaking validation in Bonsai since it doesn't provide all submodules with IfcOpenShell https://github.com/IfcOpenShell/IfcOpenShell/issues/6723#issuecomment-3016223786
Also added a simple test so github workflow would catch a simple error like this.