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betti cad thickness
The wall thickness of a STEP, IGES, JT or Parasolid part on its exact surfaces: the thinnest walls, along the inward normal, and the thickest sections, by the largest ball inside.
Usage
betti cad thickness [flags] in.stepIn a script this is cad.thickness(…), its flags as keywords; for coding agents, the tool cad_thickness.
Examples
betti cad thickness part.step
betti cad thickness -min 1.5 -max 4 part.step
betti cad thickness -spacing 0.5 -map thickness.vtu part.step
betti cad thickness -json part.step > thickness.jsonFlags
| Flag | Takes | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
-map | text | none | write the part tessellated, each triangle with the least ray and the greatest ball measured on it, to this file (.vtu, .msh and .ply keep them) |
-max | number | none | the thickest section allowed, in mm: report the area and faces thicker, by the ball |
-min | number | none | the thinnest wall allowed, in mm: report the area and faces thinner, by the ray |
-spacing | length or number | 1% of the part's size | about how far apart the points measured lie, such as 0.5 or 1% |
Output flags
| Flag | Takes | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
-json | switch | off | print the result as JSON |
-q | switch | off | print nothing but errors |
-skip | names | none | switch off steps of the work by their names, separated by commas, as the built-in help lists them |
-v | switch | off | also show the stages of each step, and their times |
This page is generated from betti help cad thickness. Lengths are absolute, or a percentage of the part's bounding-box diagonal, as in -size 1%.