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As you can see, the purple line and the blue one (the actual sketch profile I selected) are not concentrical to each other
Seen this yesterday also, updated the cloned repo before "Run" command click on the addins panel to add the UI Button to fusion.
it was also not loaded by default to be visible button at Start of fusion, as it has been when I installed it a few years ago from app Store itself. Might be a "LoadBehaviour" miss-Setting? this would at least be the case for Inventor api addins.
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Ok, I understand the padding issue now. Will take a look at the handling of that.
As for the install issue, note that the App Store version came with an installer which automatically configured the auto-load behavior. With a manual install of the add-in, you will need to enable Run on Startup in the add-in dialog.
I've found the problem. The library used to scale the bounding profile when a padding is applied is not working correctly for curved paths. If the profile has only straight lines, it appears to work correctly. In your example above, you have rounded corners on the rectangle. That's enough to throw the calculation off. Will dig further into this.
Also, I just posted an update that fixes an issue with clipping within the profile. Better handling now for cells near the profile border.
As you can see, the purple line and the blue one (the actual sketch profile I selected) are not concentrical to each other
Seen this yesterday also, updated the cloned repo before "Run" command click on the addins panel to add the UI Button to fusion.
it was also not loaded by default to be visible button at Start of fusion, as it has been when I installed it a few years ago from app Store itself. Might be a "LoadBehaviour" miss-Setting? this would at least be the case for Inventor api addins.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: