Jojain

The resulting geometry you would get is not a shell but a face (or a set of faces) and as far as I know you cannot do that in CQ.

@jmwright The problem here is that @utkuunlu wants to sweep a 1d profile which is not possible with the sweep method of CQ. I cannot test here but trying to...

This solution will work but you'll have to take in account that your faces will have an offset compare to the neutral fiber of your solid. As you may not...

You either need `wires2d= cq.Workplane().text("TEST", 1, 1).faces("

Hello, several points here : - To add and substract 2D shapes use `Sketch` https://cadquery.readthedocs.io/en/latest/sketch.html?highlight=sketch - OpenSCAD users tend to use in Cadquery the same mindset they have for 3D...

I wouldn't say that getting the wire of a face to make a sweep path, is the best way to do it (at least the thinking is a bit off...

Yeah that's probably easier to deal with. Do we want to reset the selection totally calling `findSolid` or we just put the last selection state on the stack?

I think it is expected to work, can you share the code that gives the error, extrude (as well as other methods) has been changed recently and it may be...

We agree that the expected behaviour would be equal to this : ```python import cadquery as cq result = cq.Workplane("XY").rect(10.0,10.0).extrude(10).faces("

I have tried my solution, it breaks some tests, I have quickly looked, some tests could be rewritten, some need a bit more investigation why they break.