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21/7/16 - Came up with results. | 21/7/16 - Came up with results. | ||
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26/7/16 - Made changes according to Daniel's suggestions. | 26/7/16 - Made changes according to Daniel's suggestions. | ||
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12/8/16 - Outlining skewed lines support for 3-D lines (while calculating feature). | 12/8/16 - Outlining skewed lines support for 3-D lines (while calculating feature). | ||
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15/8/16 - Debugging the coplanar condition addition while finding the closest edge. | 15/8/16 - Debugging the coplanar condition addition while finding the closest edge. | ||
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19/8/16 - Build error resolved. Added feature to take in zipper tolerance as user input. Debugged with Daniel's suggestions. Error seems to be with setting the incident face reference - because of the orientation checking. With the spheres the origin was within the whole sphere, so orientation was consistent. With the torus, the origin is not inside the object, so inconsistencies with orientation don't allow some edges to get the right incident face. Hence, the next and previous references get messed up too. Yet to think of a fix. | 19/8/16 - Build error resolved. Added feature to take in zipper tolerance as user input. Debugged with Daniel's suggestions. Error seems to be with setting the incident face reference - because of the orientation checking. With the spheres the origin was within the whole sphere, so orientation was consistent. With the torus, the origin is not inside the object, so inconsistencies with orientation don't allow some edges to get the right incident face. Hence, the next and previous references get messed up too. Yet to think of a fix. | ||
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