PythonOCC/ru

Description
PythonOCC это довольно новый и активный проект с целью привязки всех функций OpenCasCADe Technology (OCCT) к модулю Python. Этот подход сильно отличается от подхода FreeCAD, где используются лишь некоторые компоненты OpenCasCade, что приводит к куда более простой структуре. Страница проекта есть на pythonocc.org.

PythonOCC, on the other hand, provides access to all OCCT classes and functions so it is complex but also very powerful. Therefore, when you are limited by FreeCAD's OCCT functionality, using is a good alternative.

Usage
The Part module has the methods and  to exchange  (Part TopoShape) entities to and from PythonOCC. These methods allow us to use the full power of OCCT in Python and then put the resulting shapes back into FreeCAD objects.

PythonOCC is internally used by the IFC viewer included with the IfcOpenShell libraries. IfcOpenShell is used to read and write IFC documents with FreeCAD. PythonOCC is only needed to launch IfcOpenShell's integrated viewer, otherwise it is not necessary.

Installation
PythonOCC must be compiled from source. For this you need to get the corresponding development files for OpenCASCADE Technology (OCCT) and SWIG. The older version of PythonOCC was intended to wrap around OCE 0.18, the community edition of OCCT 6.9.x, which is now unmaintained. The newest version of PythonOCC is now intended to work with the recent, official OCCT 7.4 version.

Together with OCCT 7.4, PythonOCC requires fairly recent dependencies like Python 3.7, CMake 3.12, and SWIG 3.0.11. Python 2 is no longer supported.

It is also possible to install pre-compiled PythonOCC libraries using Conda. For more information and compilation instructions, see the main project's repository, tpaviot/pythonocc-core.

More information

 * Project page: pythonocc.org
 * Newer version compatible with OCCT 7.4, tpaviot/pythonocc-core.
 * Older version compatible with OCE 0.18, the community edition of OCCT 6.9.x, tpaviot/pythonocc.
 * IfcPlusPlus compiled on Gentoo - questions and alternatives?