MGED CMD brep

brep

Syntax

brep object info - return count information for specific BREP

brep object info S|F|T|E|SB|TB [index] - return information for specific BREP 'surface', 'face', 'trim', 'edge', 'surface bezier' or 'trim bezier', respectively.

brep object plot - plot entire BREP

brep plot S|I|SN|KN|F|F2d|SBB|SBB2d|TD|T|T2d|TBB|TBB2d|E|SCV [index] - plot specific BREP 'surface', 'isosurface', 'surface normal', 'surface knot', 'face trim', '2d face trim', 'surface leafs', '2d surface leafs', 'trim direction', 'trim', '2d trim', 'trim leafs', '2d trim leafs', 'edge' or 'surface CV', respectively.

brep object1 intersect object2 i j [max_dis] - intersect object1's ith surface with object2's jth surface

brep object [brepname] - convert the non-BREP object to BREP form

brep comb [suffix] - convert non-BREP comb to unevaluated BREP form

Argument(s)

new_object

Name for resultant Primitive

old_object

Name of source primitive or collection.

Return Value(s)

No Return Values for this command.

Description

The "facetize" command creates new_object as a BOT shape by tessellating all the primitive shapes in old_object and then performing any Boolean operations specified in old_object.

Example(s)

mged> facetize region1.nmg region1.r

Create a facetized BOT version of existing object region1.r.

See Also

No related commands.