Federation model: when models are combined, geometry occur wrong

[yinweib]

as the title

[martin1cerny]

I'm sorry, but it isn't very clear what is actually wrong.

[CBenghi]

Hi Martin, I think it might be something to do with the alignment of models or some single/double precision issue. Those circles appear segmented, which might be due to large displacements (in turn depending on federation).

I had implemented a solution for this in xbim4, but I'm not sure if it's been retained in the same way in xbim5, because I know we have both found independent solutions for this.

It's possible that WindowsUI needs some changes to adapt to what you have done in geometry/essentials.

[CBenghi]

Incidentally, there was also some code I had in xbim4 that detected when models where meshed with adjustWCS true/false, to federate correctly, but I think it's been suspended in xbim5.

@yinweib, if you can share simplified models, it would be easier to understand the issue.

[yinweib]

@CBenghi can you apply your solution in xbim4, I don't know where to find it ,thank you

[CBenghi]

@yinweib, are you using windowsUI or webUI?

[yinweib]

@CBenghi windowsUI

[CBenghi]

Try with this branch: https://github.com/xBimTeam/XbimWindowsUI/tree/maintenance/Xbim4.x

[yinweib]

@CBenghi I don't find difference during comparing the code you supplied in xbim4.x and other version code ,can you configure that ,thank you

[CBenghi]

@yinweib, there are enormous differences between the two codebases. My suggestion is to checkout the code of the maintenance/Xbim4.x branch on windowsUI, run that version locally to see if it manages your visuals correctly. In case it does, at least, we understand where the problem might be.

If it does not you will have to share more information, otherwise we will not be able to help.

[yinweib]

@CBenghi I see what your mean for, thank you