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@lorenzncode both `cq.Sketch.val()` and `sweep` with faces are supported now. Do you agree with closing of this issue? ```python sweep(cq.Sketch().circle(1).val(), segment((0,0,0),(0,1,1))) ```

Sometimes you'll get these kind of issues with invalid models. Here is a workaround: ``` import cadquery as cq res = ( cq.Workplane() .sketch() .push([(48.5800789794081,-3.3737790291878085)]) .rect(3.0,87.6847679284009) .rect(3.0,88.65465934289723) .polygon([(0,0),(1,1),(2,2)],mode="s") .finalize() .extrude(1,...

I do not recognize the tool. Can you reproduce using `cadquery.vis.show`?

I can reproduce the issue after a step export/import round-trip. Brep export/import works fine.

BTW: as a workaround you can also use CQ-editor with autoreload enabled.

In princple you can do (almost) anything using OCP: ```python import cadquery as cq import OCP assert OCP.Interface.Interface_Static.SetRVal_s("write.precision.val",1e-9) assert OCP.Interface.Interface_Static.SetIVal_s("write.precision.mode",2) result = ( cq.Workplane() .box(5, 5, 1) .faces(">Z") .sketch() .regularPolygon(2,...

You could use `eachpoint`: ```python import cadquery as cq import numpy as np from cadquery.func import polygon, face from cadquery.vis import show l = w= 9 # box dimensions h...

Coolprop is not related in any way to CQ so that is rather esoteric (guess: ABI issue, but I wouldn't know how/why). Would you be able to: a) check with...

I'm not maintaining the `ocp-build-system` repo and I in general recommend to use the conda-forge package (which most likely would save you form the issue because in that ecosystem `rapidjson`...

Fair enough. As discussed in https://github.com/CoolProp/CoolProp/issues/2512 adjusting the symbol visibility in cadquery-ocp is also an option here (probably a local optimum given your constraints).