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StepImport

Struct StepImport 

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pub struct StepImport {
    pub document: Document,
    pub solids: Vec<Shape>,
    pub shells: Vec<Shape>,
    pub report: StepReport,
}
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A read exchange file: the model, the bodies found, and the report.

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§document: Document

The document everything was built into: the model, plus the file’s product structure, names and colours.

§solids: Vec<Shape>

One shape per MANIFOLD_SOLID_BREP (BREP_WITH_VOIDS included, its cavities among its shells), in file order.

§shells: Vec<Shape>

One shape per SHELL_BASED_SURFACE_MODEL, in file order: its shell, or a compound of its shells when it names several.

A surface body is what a modeller exports for a part built from faces rather than from a solid. It stays a shell here even when it happens to close: the file did not call it a solid, and the document carries it under its product exactly as the file placed it.

§report: StepReport

What happened along the way.

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impl Debug for StepImport

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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