I have a small SAT file with 2 points (0, 0, 0) and (1, 1, 1) created and saved with the Scheme Interpreter. (see attached SAT file)
When importing this file with SPAIConverter::Convert an error/warning SPAX_ACIS_E_BOX_TOO_SMALL is reported.
The error also happens when importing a SAT file with a single point at (0, 0, 0) coordinate. (SPAX_ACIS_E_BOX_TOO_SMALL)
When importing a SAT file with a point point at coordinates (1 1 1 ) the import works as expected.
Is (0 0 0) a valid coordinate ? and how is it different than (1 1 1) in regards to bounding box size or model size ?
If I have a point at (0 0 0) what is the bounding box ? If I have a point at (1 1 1) what is the bounding box ?
Code to import :
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SPAIDocument src(filename);
SPAIAcisDocument dst;
SPAIConverter converter;
SPAIOptions acisOptions;
SPAIValue pathToLog("C:\\temp\\ACISsession.txt");
SPAIResult res = acisOptions.Add(SPAIOptionName::RecordingSession, pathToLog);
if (!res.IsCompleteSuccess())
{
//failed to set unit
error_message = res.GetMessage();
throw(0);//throw an exception in order to exit from the function
}
//set destination unit
SPAIUnit systemUnit = SPAIUnitMeter;
res = dst.SetUnit(systemUnit);
if (!res.IsCompleteSuccess())
{
//failed to set unit
error_message = res.GetMessage();
throw(0);//throw an exception in order to exit from the function
}
SPAIFile logFile(options.m_LogFileName.c_str());
if (options.m_LogFileName!="")
{
converter.StartLog(logFile);
}
//start conversion
res = converter.Convert(src, dst);
if (options.m_LogFileName!="")
{
converter.StopLog(logFile);
}
if (!res.IsSuccess())
{
//failed to export file
error_message = res.GetMessage();
throw(0);//throw an exception in order to exit from the function
}
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Thanks.
Maximilien.
