Brian Schwind

I've verified this project builds and runs on Windows 11, with the code in #196 I installed cmake by using [`winget`](https://winget.run/pkg/Kitware/CMake) ``` $ winget install cmake ``` Then I could...

There are probably parts I could "librarify", what in particular are you interested in? For the most part there's nothing too fancy there - just winit for window creation and...

I think it's probably best to keep the rendering code contained within `viewer` for now, and have the OCCT code give you the minimum needed to draw surfaces and edges....

Hi @ericsink, thanks for the PR! Out of curiosity, what functionality do you want from OCAF? Up until now I've been focused mostly on the geometric processing of OCCT, while...

> I need (or think I need) a way to reference solids and their faces by names Might be naive of me, depending on the specifics, but could you store...

@ericsink makes sense, and in that case the OCAF functionality _might_ be what you need. I'm pretty sure if you modify a face like that (drilling a hole, for example),...

@ericsink yes, the automated bindings are the next thing I hope to complete, so I'd recommend giving OCAF a try on your fork and revisiting this when that's done. I'll...

Yeah I've been skeptical of it from what I've seen so far. Thanks for the update on it!

This is also something I don't have too much knowledge of to be honest. I would recommend looking at other projects' uses of OpenCascade to see if they do things...

HI @fidoriel, yep the current release versioning is pretty unclear, sorry about that. There are still some foundational aspects to the code I'm trying to plan out before I support...