jdegenstein

One possible solution (for windows especially): use `pycairo` instead of `cairocffi` the benefit of this on Windows is that it provides a `pyd` cairo binary in the wheel. I don't...

Created https://github.com/Irev-Dev/curated-code-cad/pull/29 to address this

Thank you and also thanks for your help on the tests @adam-urbanczyk

I am seeing the same error in my build related to pyqtgraph and PyQt5. I do NOT have PyQt6 in my application though. I get this error message just before...

I am still struggling with this error, and it is breaking builds for me on Linux only (not MacOS or Windows which are working fine). I think it may be...

I thought I should add a resource to this issue that might have some value. In 2014 a comparison was made between the ACIS kernel (closed source) and the OCCT...

For clarity, the relevant release is here: https://github.com/CadQuery/ocp-build-system/releases/tag/7.7.2.0 I believe the command to use is e.g. `pip install https://github.com/CadQuery/ocp-build-system/releases/download/7.7.2.0/cadquery_ocp-7.7.2-cp311-cp311-macosx_11_0_arm64.whl` obviously needs to be adjusted to provide the best pip method...

Thank you for your interest. Here is a fully working example where I fixed makeSplinePolygon(): ```py import cadquery as cq from cadquery import Workplane, Edge, Wire from math import sin,cos,radians...

Looks great, only thing is that I wanted to make sure to mention that spoke = innerRadius/outerRadius, so having inputs for both spoke and innerRadius is redundant.

Just ran into this issue while trying to use `ShapeAnalysis_Curve().Project()` from `OCP.ShapeAnalysis` One "overload" is this: ``` Project(): The following argument types are supported: 1. (self: OCP.ShapeAnalysis.ShapeAnalysis_Curve, C3D: OCP.Geom.Geom_Curve, P3D:...