- Bypass type-based mirroring for LAYER3 elements: slab geometry lives
on the instance (IfcExtrudedAreaSolid), not the type's RepresentationMaps,
so the old path was a no-op that silently reassigned an empty mirrored type
- Handle IfcBooleanResult in invert_general_object by recursing into
FirstOperand/SecondOperand before calling ShapeBuilder.mirror, which
only handles leaf geometry types
- Mirror IfcOpeningElement placements in slab-local coordinate space:
working in world space caused a double-offset because edit_object_placement
stores a relative matrix, so when the depsgraph later synced the slab's
Blender move to IFC the opening shifted again by the full slab displacement;
mirroring the relative offset directly avoids this regardless of sync timing
Incorporates the per-map copy logic from build-0.8.5 that preserves nested
MappedRepresentation structure instead of blindly using copy_deep, while
retaining HasShapeAspects and StyledByItem handling from this branch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extend mirror_axes from a 2-tuple to a 3-tuple so the Z component
is no longer silently dropped. Truncate to 2D only at the
ShapeBuilder.mirror call site (which is 2D-only). Add 180° Y-axis
rotation compensation for the Z-flip case, analogous to the existing
Z-axis rotation compensation for Y-flip.
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The geometry inversion was hardcoded to the object's local X axis
regardless of the mirror reference orientation. When the reference
was rotated (e.g. a wall at 90°), the inversion axis and the
position reflection were perpendicular, producing a rotation artefact.
Fix by computing the mirror plane normal in the object's local space
and passing it as the inversion axis for untyped elements. For typed
elements, the cached inverted type is always X-flipped; a 180° Z
rotation is applied to the object when a Y-flip is needed instead
(flip_Y = Rotate_Z_180 ∘ flip_X).
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falling back to in-place X-axis flip when only one object is selected
- Show Mirror Geometry button for any active IFC element, not just
flippable types
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- Guard against `RepresentationMaps` being `None` for type products without geometry
- Fix `assign_type()` call missing `tool.Model` argument
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Add include_linked_ifc toggle on BIMSceneClipBoxProperties so the cap
pipeline can also bisect meshes inside Project > Links collection-instance
empties. Off by default - linked IFCs may carry the entire site or
structural backbone, and capping them adds per-mesh bisect cost on every
clip-box edit.
The new iterator composes instance.matrix_world @ inner.matrix_world as
the effective world placement so caps land in the active scene rather
than at the linked library's local origin. Linked-mesh cache entries are
namespaced with a 'link:' prefix to avoid collisions with top-level
scene objects.
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Promotes the private _fill_quads_alpha helper from
bim/module/model/decorator.py to tool.Blender.draw_quads so any feature
decorator can reuse the same TRIS-batch path.
The new utility accepts an optional outline_color so callers can draw
fill, outline, or both in a single call. Migrates the only existing
caller (WallGizmoPreviewDecorator in model/wall.py) to the public API
and removes the local helper.
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Add source-based clip box presets — a dropdown menu next to the Add
Clip Box button lets the user pre-size a clip box to the bounding box
of a chosen IFC source: a spatial element, IFC class, type, material,
profile, drawing camera frustum, status, system, group, or zone. The
picker dialog uses prop_with_search so files with hundreds of materials
or types remain browsable.
Add interactive face resize handles — six near-invisible click-target
quads render on the active clip box when its empty is the active
object. Dragging a face grows or shrinks the box one-sided on that
axis; the opposite face stays fixed. Ctrl+Click on a face aligns the
viewport to look at that face, following Blender's numpad-view
convention applied to the box's local axes so rotated boxes align
orthogonally to the screen. The gizmos honour negative-scale empties
so the visible cube and the clickable handles stay aligned.
Add settings and info menus — a gear-icon menu next to the Enable
Clipping / Show Caps toggles exposes per-file preferences (cap only
IFC products, show face handles); an info-icon menu adjacent documents
the gizmo gestures. A quick-access toggle row also appears in the
viewport Overlay popover, greyed out when no clip box exists, and
orphaned clip-box list entries now expose an X button so users can
recover from external host-empty deletions.
Plumbing: cap rebuild fires synchronously on gizmo release and
clip-box selection change, so the cross-section overlay re-forms
without waiting for the depsgraph debounce; cap eligibility honours
the "Only IFC Products" toggle. Includes 121 tests covering source
resolution, drag math, face visibility, gizmo registration, and the
view-alignment up-axis convention.
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Adds a viewport overlay that traces the connected element path from
the selected wall or MEP element. Walls follow IfcRelConnectsPathElements
and draw each connected wall's reference axis with endpoint dots; MEP
elements follow IfcRelConnectsPorts and draw each segment's axis plus
a port-to-port spider for each fitting.
The new BIMModelProperties.show_paths toggle (Element Paths in the
Bonsai Decorators group of Blender's viewport overlay popover) drives
install / uninstall of both decorators on flip and on file load,
mirroring the show_slab_direction wiring. The popover row also
surfaces the pre-existing BIMSystemProperties.should_draw_decorations
toggle (System Decorations) so both connectivity overlays sit
together.
Dot colors split free endpoints (decorator_color_special, blue by
default) from junction nodes (decorator_color_selected, green by
default) so dangling chain tips read apart from interior joins. Walls
classify endpoints by IFC topology: rels expose RelatingConnectionType /
RelatedConnectionType and ATPATH dots use tool.Wall.path_connection_location_world
for the canonical T-meets join. MEP keeps the geometric classifier
because port positions coincide exactly across fitting + segment.
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Edit-mode click-select rejected verts inside the clip volume
because clip_bb stayed at the first-arm view; the depsgraph and
PRE_VIEW handlers updated clip_planes but skipped the
view3d.clip_border call that refreshes clip_bb. Schedule a full
re-arm at transform-commit, IFC reload, and view drift.
The empty's wireframe was clipped by its own planes when rotated
at non-trivial scale because the 1e-6 absolute margin can't
absorb float-precision drift that scales with the box's world
half-extent. Add a 1e-5 relative expand.
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Per IFC4+, IfcContext is the abstract supertype of IfcProject and
IfcProjectLibrary; library-only files legitimately contain only
IfcProjectLibrary as their root context. Bonsai assumed an IfcProject
was always present at three crash sites: the parent-library enum
(reported in #8183), RefreshLibrary's tree view, and AddProjectLibrary.
Introduce tool.Project.get_root_context() that prefers IfcProject and
falls back to IfcProjectLibrary, and route the three sites through it.
get_parent_library() now returns None for a root IfcProjectLibrary;
get_project_hierarchy() and the EditProjectLibrary parent-swap branch
handle that. AddProjectLibrary creates the nested sub-library via
IfcRelNests when the root is an IfcProjectLibrary, matching the
existing convention for library-under-library nesting.
For the separate "Open IFC Project" path, abort with a friendly error
pointing users to Project Setup -> Project Library -> Select Library
File instead of letting set_units() crash deep in the importer.
Closes#8183.
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Ryan Schultz