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eachpoint(...,useLocalCoordinates=False)
has a coordinate transformation bug
#1098
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The above is a contrived example specifically to illustrate the bug, not to achieve any final geometry that I want. @lorenzncode, are you aware of any usage of "global XY coordinates" are (0,0,0) at the center of the axis cross. (A) doesn't put the boxes there, so why is it correct? |
Is it incorrect or not according to your expectations @greyltc ? |
@adam-urbanczyk @lorenzncode This issue is just meant to give an example of what is fixed by #1097 I believe @greyltc is saying that the current behavior does not match expectations. |
I've tried to keep my expectations of how I think I'll post a separate issue on how I believe there's a mismatch between what the documentation says and what the code actually does when |
I've made #1099 which covers my expectations based on the docs and how |
I'm not sure that the current implemntation is correct, but what you write contradicts with the screenshot @greyltc . |
@adam-urbanczyk You mean what I wrote in #1099 contradicts what's here? #1099 is meant to be an entirely separate issue from this one (they just happen to occur on the same line). Solving #1099 (in the way I imagine it should be solved, as in #1100) makes this whole issue (and its solution) obsolete. If you agree that #1099 describes a real problem, then probably ignore this issue. If you disagree that #1099 is a problem, then consider this issue. |
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Maybe I got it wrong and @greyltc is correct to expect the boxes to vary in Z here. |
On the contradiction: @greyltc you suggest in one of the comments that the objects should be centered around (0,0,0), but it is clearly not the case in the screenshot B. Could you give a definitive description of what is the desired behavior? AFAICT screenshot A shows the correct behavior and B is just |
For example, the output of
is (A)
but it should be (B)
Luckily #1097 fixes it!
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