/// <summary>
/// Finds contained elements.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ifcRelHandle">The relation handle.</param>
void ProcessIFCRelContainedInSpatialStructure(IFCAnyHandle ifcRelHandle)
{
HashSet <IFCAnyHandle> elemSet = IFCAnyHandleUtil.GetAggregateInstanceAttribute <HashSet <IFCAnyHandle> >(ifcRelHandle, "RelatedElements");
if (elemSet == null)
{
Importer.TheLog.LogMissingRequiredAttributeError(ifcRelHandle, "RelatedElements", false);
return;
}
foreach (IFCAnyHandle elem in elemSet)
{
try
{
IFCProduct product = IFCProduct.ProcessIFCProduct(elem);
if (product != null)
{
product.ContainingStructure = this;
m_IFCProducts.Add(product);
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Importer.TheLog.LogError(elem.StepId, ex.Message, false);
}
}
}
public static void CheckObjectPlacementIsRelativeToSite(IFCProduct productEntity, int productStepId, int objectPlacementStepId)
{
IFCLocation productEntityLocation = productEntity.ObjectLocation;
if (ActiveSite != null && productEntityLocation != null && productEntityLocation.RelativeToSite == false)
{
if (!(productEntity is IFCSite))
{
IFCLocation activeSiteLocation = ActiveSite.ObjectLocation;
if (activeSiteLocation != null)
{
Importer.TheLog.LogWarning(productStepId, "The local placement (#" + objectPlacementStepId + ") of this entity was not relative to the IfcSite's local placement, patching.", false);
Transform siteTransform = activeSiteLocation.TotalTransform;
if (siteTransform != null)
{
Transform siteTransformInverse = siteTransform.Inverse;
Transform originalTotalTransform = productEntityLocation.TotalTransform;
if (originalTotalTransform == null)
{
productEntityLocation.RelativeTransform = siteTransformInverse;
}
else
{
productEntityLocation.RelativeTransform = originalTotalTransform.Multiply(siteTransformInverse);
}
}
productEntityLocation.RelativeTo = activeSiteLocation;
}
}
productEntityLocation.RelativeToSite = true;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Processes IfcObject handle.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ifcObject">The IfcObject handle.</param>
/// <returns>The IfcObject object.</returns>
public static IFCObject ProcessIFCObject(IFCAnyHandle ifcObject)
{
if (IFCAnyHandleUtil.IsNullOrHasNoValue(ifcObject))
{
IFCImportFile.TheLog.LogNullError(IFCEntityType.IfcObject);
return(null);
}
IFCEntity cachedObject;
if (IFCImportFile.TheFile.EntityMap.TryGetValue(ifcObject.StepId, out cachedObject))
{
return(cachedObject as IFCObject);
}
if (IFCAnyHandleUtil.IsSubTypeOf(ifcObject, IFCEntityType.IfcProduct))
{
return(IFCProduct.ProcessIFCProduct(ifcObject));
}
else if (IFCAnyHandleUtil.IsSubTypeOf(ifcObject, IFCEntityType.IfcProject))
{
return(IFCProject.ProcessIFCProject(ifcObject));
}
IFCImportFile.TheLog.LogUnhandledSubTypeError(ifcObject, IFCEntityType.IfcObject, true);
return(null);
}
// TODO: handle SiteAddress.
/// <summary>
/// Check if an object placement is relative to the site's placement, and fix it if necessary.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="productEntity">The entity being checked.</param>
/// <param name="productStepId">The id of the entity being checked.</param>
/// <param name="objectPlacement">The object placement handle.</param>
public static void CheckObjectPlacementIsRelativeToSite(IFCProduct productEntity, int productStepId,
IFCAnyHandle objectPlacement)
{
if (BaseSiteOffset == null)
{
return;
}
IFCLocation productEntityLocation = productEntity.ObjectLocation;
if (productEntityLocation != null && productEntityLocation.RelativeToSite == false)
{
if (!(productEntity is IFCSite))
{
if (!IFCAnyHandleUtil.IsSubTypeOf(objectPlacement, IFCEntityType.IfcGridPlacement))
{
Importer.TheLog.LogWarning(productStepId, "The local placement (#" + objectPlacement.StepId + ") of this entity was not relative to the IfcSite's local placement, patching.", false);
}
if (productEntityLocation.RelativeTransform == null)
{
productEntityLocation.RelativeTransform = Transform.CreateTranslation(-BaseSiteOffset);
}
else
{
productEntityLocation.RelativeTransform.Origin -= BaseSiteOffset;
}
}
productEntityLocation.RelativeToSite = true;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a copying of the geometry of an entity with a different graphics style.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="doc">The document.</param>
/// <param name="original">The IFCProduct we are partially copying.</param>
/// <param name="parentEntity">The IFCObjectDefinition we are going to add the geometry to.</param>
/// <param name="cloneParentMaterial">Determine whether to use the one material of the parent entity, if it exists and is unique.</param>
/// <returns>The list of geometries created with a new category and possibly material.</returns>
public static IList <IFCSolidInfo> CloneElementGeometry(Document doc, IFCProduct original, IFCObjectDefinition parentEntity, bool cloneParentMaterial)
{
using (TemporaryDisableLogging disableLogging = new TemporaryDisableLogging())
{
IFCElement clone = new IFCElement();
// Note that the GlobalId is left to null here; this allows us to later decide not to create a DirectShape for the result.
// Get the ObjectLocation and ProductRepresentation from the original entity, which is all we need to create geometry.
clone.ObjectLocation = original.ObjectLocation;
clone.ProductRepresentation = original.ProductRepresentation;
clone.MaterialSelect = original.MaterialSelect;
// Get the EntityType and PredefinedType from the parent to ensure that it "matches" the category and graphics style of the parent.
clone.EntityType = parentEntity.EntityType;
clone.PredefinedType = parentEntity.PredefinedType;
if (cloneParentMaterial)
{
// This will only work if the parent entity has one material.
IFCMaterial parentMaterial = parentEntity.GetTheMaterial();
if (parentMaterial != null)
{
clone.MaterialSelect = parentMaterial;
}
}
IList <GeometryObject> geomObjs = new List <GeometryObject>();
CreateElement(doc, clone);
return(clone.Solids);
}
}
public static void WarnIfFaraway(IFCProduct product)
{
XYZ origin = product?.ObjectLocation?.TotalTransform?.Origin;
if (origin != null && !XYZ.IsWithinLengthLimits(origin))
{
Importer.TheLog.LogWarning(product.Id, "This entity has an origin that is outside of Revit's creation limits. This could result in bad graphical display of geometry.", false);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Get the curve from the Axis representation of the given IfcProduct, transformed to the current local coordinate system.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="creator">The IfcProduct that may or may not contain a valid axis curve.</param>
/// <param name="lcs">The local coordinate system.</param>
/// <returns>The axis curve, if found, and valid.</returns>
/// <remarks>In this case, we only allow bounded curves to be valid axis curves.
/// The Curve may be contained as either a single Curve in the IFCCurve representation item,
/// or it could be an open CurveLoop that could be represented as a single curve.</remarks>
private Curve GetAxisCurve(IFCProduct creator, Transform lcs)
{
// We need an axis curve to clip the extrusion profiles; if we can't get one, fail
IFCProductRepresentation productRepresentation = creator.ProductRepresentation;
if (productRepresentation == null)
{
return(null);
}
IList <IFCRepresentation> representations = productRepresentation.Representations;
if (representations == null)
{
return(null);
}
foreach (IFCRepresentation representation in representations)
{
// Go through the list of representations for this product, to find the Axis representation.
if (representation == null || representation.Identifier != IFCRepresentationIdentifier.Axis)
{
continue;
}
IList <IFCRepresentationItem> items = representation.RepresentationItems;
if (items == null)
{
continue;
}
// Go through the list of representation items in the Axis representation, to look for the IfcCurve.
foreach (IFCRepresentationItem item in items)
{
if (item is IFCCurve)
{
// We will accept a bounded curve, or an open CurveLoop that can be represented
// as one curve.
IFCCurve ifcCurve = item as IFCCurve;
Curve axisCurve = ifcCurve.Curve;
if (axisCurve == null)
{
axisCurve = ifcCurve.ConvertCurveLoopIntoSingleCurve();
}
if (axisCurve != null)
{
return(axisCurve.CreateTransformed(lcs));
}
}
}
}
return(null);
}
public static void CheckObjectPlacementIsRelativeToSite(IFCProduct productEntity, int productStepId, int objectPlacementStepId)
{
if (IFCSite.ActiveSiteSetter.ActiveSite != null && productEntity.ObjectLocation.RelativeToSite == false)
{
if (productEntity is IFCSite)
{
productEntity.ObjectLocation.RelativeToSite = true;
}
else
{
Importer.TheLog.LogWarning(productStepId, "The local placement (#" + objectPlacementStepId + ") of this entity is not relative to the IfcSite's local placement.", false);
IFCSite.ActiveSiteSetter.ActiveSite.CanRemoveSiteLocalPlacement = false;
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a Revit material based on the information contained in this class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="doc">The document.</param>
public void Create(IFCImportShapeEditScope shapeEditScope)
{
// TODO: support cut pattern id and cut pattern color.
if (m_CreatedElementId != ElementId.InvalidElementId || !IsValidForCreation)
{
return;
}
try
{
// If the styled item or the surface style has a name, use it.
IFCSurfaceStyle surfaceStyle = GetSurfaceStyle();
if (surfaceStyle == null)
{
// We only handle surface styles at the moment; log file should already reflect any other unhandled styles.
IsValidForCreation = true;
return;
}
string forcedName = surfaceStyle.Name;
if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(forcedName))
{
forcedName = Name;
}
string suggestedName = null;
if (Item != null)
{
IFCProduct creator = shapeEditScope.Creator;
suggestedName = creator.GetTheMaterialName();
}
m_CreatedElementId = surfaceStyle.Create(shapeEditScope.Document, forcedName, suggestedName, Id);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
IsValidForCreation = false;
Importer.TheLog.LogCreationError(this, ex.Message, false);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// The constructor.
/// </summary>
public IFCLocationChecker(IFCProduct product)
{
LastFixFarawayLocationOrigin = FixFarawayLocationOrigin;
FixFarawayLocationOrigin = (product != null) &&
((product is IFCBuilding) || (product is IFCBuildingStorey));
}
protected IFCImportShapeEditScope(Document doc, IFCProduct creator)
{
Document = doc;
Creator = creator;
SetIFCFuzzyXYZEpsilon();
}
/// <summary>
/// Get the curve from the Axis representation of the given IfcProduct, transformed to the current local coordinate system.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="creator">The IfcProduct that may or may not contain a valid axis curve.</param>
/// <param name="lcs">The local coordinate system.</param>
/// <returns>The axis curve, if found, and valid.</returns>
/// <remarks>In this case, we only allow bounded lines and arcs to be valid axis curves, as per IFC2x3 convention.
/// The Curve may be contained as either a single Curve in the IFCCurve representation item, or it could be an
/// open CurveLoop with one item.</remarks>
private Curve GetAxisCurve(IFCProduct creator, Transform lcs)
{
// We need an axis curve to clip the extrusion profiles; if we can't get one, fail
IFCProductRepresentation productRepresentation = creator.ProductRepresentation;
if (productRepresentation == null)
return null;
IList<IFCRepresentation> representations = productRepresentation.Representations;
if (representations == null)
return null;
foreach (IFCRepresentation representation in representations)
{
// Go through the list of representations for this product, to find the Axis representation.
if (representation == null || representation.Identifier != IFCRepresentationIdentifier.Axis)
continue;
IList<IFCRepresentationItem> items = representation.RepresentationItems;
if (items == null)
continue;
// Go through the list of representation items in the Axis representation, to look for the IfcCurve.
foreach (IFCRepresentationItem item in items)
{
if (item is IFCCurve)
{
// We will accept either a bounded Curve of type Line or Arc,
// or an open CurveLoop with one curve that satisfies the same condition.
IFCCurve ifcCurve = item as IFCCurve;
Curve axisCurve = ifcCurve.Curve;
if (axisCurve == null)
{
CurveLoop axisCurveLoop = ifcCurve.CurveLoop;
if (axisCurveLoop != null && axisCurveLoop.IsOpen() && axisCurveLoop.Count() == 1)
{
axisCurve = axisCurveLoop.First();
if (!(axisCurve is Line || axisCurve is Arc))
axisCurve = null;
}
}
if (axisCurve != null)
return axisCurve.CreateTransformed(lcs);
}
}
}
return null;
}
// End temporary classes for holding BRep information.
protected IFCImportShapeEditScope(Document doc, IFCProduct creator)
{
Document = doc;
Creator = creator;
// Note that this tolerance is larger than required for meshes, and slightly larger than
// required for BReps, as it is a cube instead of a sphere of equivalence. However, we are
// generally trying to create Solids over Meshes, and as such we try for Solid tolerances.
IFCFuzzyXYZEpsilon = IFCImportFile.TheFile.Document.Application.ShortCurveTolerance;
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a copying of the geometry of an entity with a different graphics style.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="doc">The document.</param>
/// <param name="original">The IFCProduct we are partially copying.</param>
/// <param name="parentEntity">The IFCObjectDefinition we are going to add the geometry to.</param>
/// <param name="cloneParentMaterial">Determine whether to use the one material of the parent entity, if it exists and is unique.</param>
/// <returns>The list of geometries created with a new category and possibly material.</returns>
public static IList<IFCSolidInfo> CloneElementGeometry(Document doc, IFCProduct original, IFCObjectDefinition parentEntity, bool cloneParentMaterial)
{
using (TemporaryDisableLogging disableLogging = new TemporaryDisableLogging())
{
IFCElement clone = new IFCElement();
// Note that the GlobalId is left to null here; this allows us to later decide not to create a DirectShape for the result.
// Get the ObjectLocation and ProductRepresentation from the original entity, which is all we need to create geometry.
clone.ObjectLocation = original.ObjectLocation;
clone.ProductRepresentation = original.ProductRepresentation;
clone.MaterialSelect = original.MaterialSelect;
// Get the EntityType and PredefinedType from the parent to ensure that it "matches" the category and graphics style of the parent.
clone.EntityType = parentEntity.EntityType;
clone.PredefinedType = parentEntity.PredefinedType;
if (cloneParentMaterial)
{
// This will only work if the parent entity has one material.
IFCMaterial parentMaterial = parentEntity.GetTheMaterial();
if (parentMaterial != null)
clone.MaterialSelect = parentMaterial;
}
IList<GeometryObject> geomObjs = new List<GeometryObject>();
CreateElement(doc, clone);
return clone.Solids;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Get the curve from the Axis representation of the given IfcProduct, transformed to the current local coordinate system.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="creator">The IfcProduct that may or may not contain a valid axis curve.</param>
/// <param name="lcs">The local coordinate system.</param>
/// <returns>The axis curve, if found, and valid.</returns>
/// <remarks>In this case, we only allow bounded lines and arcs to be valid axis curves, as per IFC2x3 convention.
/// The Curve may be contained as either a single Curve in the IFCCurve representation item, or it could be an
/// open CurveLoop with one item.</remarks>
private Curve GetAxisCurve(IFCProduct creator, Transform lcs)
{
// We need an axis curve to clip the extrusion profiles; if we can't get one, fail
IFCProductRepresentation productRepresentation = creator.ProductRepresentation;
if (productRepresentation == null)
{
return(null);
}
IList <IFCRepresentation> representations = productRepresentation.Representations;
if (representations == null)
{
return(null);
}
foreach (IFCRepresentation representation in representations)
{
// Go through the list of representations for this product, to find the Axis representation.
if (representation == null || representation.Identifier != IFCRepresentationIdentifier.Axis)
{
continue;
}
IList <IFCRepresentationItem> items = representation.RepresentationItems;
if (items == null)
{
continue;
}
// Go through the list of representation items in the Axis representation, to look for the IfcCurve.
foreach (IFCRepresentationItem item in items)
{
if (item is IFCCurve)
{
// We will accept either a bounded Curve of type Line or Arc,
// or an open CurveLoop with one curve that satisfies the same condition.
IFCCurve ifcCurve = item as IFCCurve;
Curve axisCurve = ifcCurve.Curve;
if (axisCurve == null)
{
CurveLoop axisCurveLoop = ifcCurve.CurveLoop;
if (axisCurveLoop != null && axisCurveLoop.IsOpen() && axisCurveLoop.Count() == 1)
{
axisCurve = axisCurveLoop.First();
if (!(axisCurve is Line || axisCurve is Arc))
{
axisCurve = null;
}
}
}
if (axisCurve != null)
{
return(axisCurve.CreateTransformed(lcs));
}
}
}
}
return(null);
}
// This routine may return null geometry for one of three reasons:
// 1. Invalid input.
// 2. No IfcMaterialLayerUsage.
// 3. The IfcMaterialLayerUsage isn't handled.
// If the reason is #1 or #3, we want to warn the user. If it is #2, we don't. Pass back shouldWarn to let the caller know.
private IList <GeometryObject> CreateGeometryFromMaterialLayerUsage(IFCImportShapeEditScope shapeEditScope, Transform extrusionPosition,
IList <CurveLoop> loops, XYZ extrusionDirection, double currDepth, out ElementId materialId, out bool shouldWarn)
{
IList <GeometryObject> extrusionSolids = null;
materialId = ElementId.InvalidElementId;
try
{
shouldWarn = true; // Invalid input.
// Check for valid input.
if (shapeEditScope == null ||
extrusionPosition == null ||
loops == null ||
loops.Count() == 0 ||
extrusionDirection == null ||
!Application.IsValidThickness(currDepth))
{
return(null);
}
IFCProduct creator = shapeEditScope.Creator;
if (creator == null)
{
return(null);
}
shouldWarn = false; // Missing, empty, or optimized out IfcMaterialLayerSetUsage - valid reason to stop.
IIFCMaterialSelect materialSelect = creator.MaterialSelect;
if (materialSelect == null)
{
return(null);
}
IFCMaterialLayerSetUsage materialLayerSetUsage = materialSelect as IFCMaterialLayerSetUsage;
if (materialLayerSetUsage == null)
{
return(null);
}
IFCMaterialLayerSet materialLayerSet = materialLayerSetUsage.MaterialLayerSet;
if (materialLayerSet == null)
{
return(null);
}
IList <IFCMaterialLayer> materialLayers = materialLayerSet.MaterialLayers;
if (materialLayers == null || materialLayers.Count == 0)
{
return(null);
}
// Optimization: if there is only one layer, use the standard method, with possibly an overloaded material.
ElementId baseMaterialId = GetMaterialElementId(shapeEditScope);
if (materialLayers.Count == 1)
{
IFCMaterial oneMaterial = materialLayers[0].Material;
if (oneMaterial == null)
{
return(null);
}
materialId = oneMaterial.GetMaterialElementId();
if (materialId != ElementId.InvalidElementId)
{
// We will not override the material of the element if the layer material has no color.
if (Importer.TheCache.MaterialsWithNoColor.Contains(materialId))
{
materialId = ElementId.InvalidElementId;
}
}
return(null);
}
// Anything below here is something we should report to the user, with the exception of the total thickness
// not matching the extrusion thickness. This would require more analysis to determine that it is actually
// an error condition.
shouldWarn = true;
IList <IFCMaterialLayer> realMaterialLayers = new List <IFCMaterialLayer>();
double totalThickness = 0.0;
foreach (IFCMaterialLayer materialLayer in materialLayers)
{
double depth = materialLayer.LayerThickness;
if (MathUtil.IsAlmostZero(depth))
{
continue;
}
if (depth < 0.0)
{
return(null);
}
realMaterialLayers.Add(materialLayer);
totalThickness += depth;
}
// Axis3 means that the material layers are stacked in the Z direction. This is common for floor slabs.
bool isAxis3 = (materialLayerSetUsage.Direction == IFCLayerSetDirection.Axis3);
// For elements extruded in the Z direction, if the extrusion layers don't have the same thickness as the extrusion,
// this could be one of two reasons:
// 1. There is a discrepancy between the extrusion depth and the material layer set usage calculated depth.
// 2. There are multiple extrusions in the body definition.
// In either case, we will use the extrusion geometry over the calculated material layer set usage geometry.
// In the future, we may decide to allow for case #1 by passing in a flag to allow for this.
if (isAxis3 && !MathUtil.IsAlmostEqual(totalThickness, currDepth))
{
shouldWarn = false;
return(null);
}
int numLayers = realMaterialLayers.Count();
if (numLayers == 0)
{
return(null);
}
// We'll use this initial value for the Axis2 case, so read it here.
double baseOffsetForLayer = materialLayerSetUsage.Offset;
// Needed for Axis2 case only. The axisCurve is the curve defined in the product representation representing
// a base curve (an axis) for the footprint of the element.
Curve axisCurve = null;
// The oriented cuve list represents the 4 curves of supported Axis2 footprint in the following order:
// 1. curve along length of object closest to the first material layer with the orientation of the axis curve
// 2. connecting end curve
// 3. curve along length of object closest to the last material layer with the orientation opposite of the axis curve
// 4. connecting end curve.
IList <Curve> orientedCurveList = null;
if (!isAxis3)
{
// Axis2 means that the material layers are stacked inthe Y direction. This is by definition for IfcWallStandardCase,
// which has a local coordinate system whose Y direction is orthogonal to the length of the wall.
if (materialLayerSetUsage.Direction == IFCLayerSetDirection.Axis2)
{
axisCurve = GetAxisCurve(creator, extrusionPosition);
if (axisCurve == null)
{
return(null);
}
orientedCurveList = GetOrientedCurveList(loops, axisCurve, extrusionPosition.BasisZ, baseOffsetForLayer, totalThickness);
if (orientedCurveList == null)
{
return(null);
}
}
else
{
return(null); // Not handled.
}
}
extrusionSolids = new List <GeometryObject>();
bool positiveOrientation = (materialLayerSetUsage.DirectionSense == IFCDirectionSense.Positive);
// Always extrude in the positive direction for Axis2.
XYZ materialExtrusionDirection = (positiveOrientation || !isAxis3) ? extrusionDirection : -extrusionDirection;
// Axis2 repeated values.
// The IFC concept of offset direction is reversed from Revit's.
XYZ normalDirectionForAxis2 = positiveOrientation ? -extrusionPosition.BasisZ : extrusionPosition.BasisZ;
bool axisIsCyclic = (axisCurve == null) ? false : axisCurve.IsCyclic;
double axisCurvePeriod = axisIsCyclic ? axisCurve.Period : 0.0;
Transform curveLoopTransform = Transform.Identity;
IList <CurveLoop> currLoops = null;
double depthSoFar = 0.0;
for (int ii = 0; ii < numLayers; ii++)
{
IFCMaterialLayer materialLayer = materialLayers[ii];
// Ignore 0 thickness layers. No need to warn.
double depth = materialLayer.LayerThickness;
if (MathUtil.IsAlmostZero(depth))
{
continue;
}
// If the thickness is non-zero but invalid, fail.
if (!Application.IsValidThickness(depth))
{
return(null);
}
double extrusionDistance = 0.0;
if (isAxis3)
{
// Offset the curve loops if necessary, using the base extrusionDirection, regardless of the direction sense
// of the MaterialLayerSetUsage.
double offsetForLayer = positiveOrientation ? baseOffsetForLayer + depthSoFar : baseOffsetForLayer - depthSoFar;
if (!MathUtil.IsAlmostZero(offsetForLayer))
{
curveLoopTransform.Origin = offsetForLayer * extrusionDirection;
currLoops = new List <CurveLoop>();
foreach (CurveLoop loop in loops)
{
CurveLoop newLoop = CurveLoop.CreateViaTransform(loop, curveLoopTransform);
if (newLoop == null)
{
return(null);
}
currLoops.Add(newLoop);
}
}
else
{
currLoops = loops;
}
extrusionDistance = depth;
}
else
{
// startClipCurve, firstEndCapCurve, endClipCurve, secondEndCapCurve.
Curve[] outline = new Curve[4];
double[][] endParameters = new double[4][];
double startClip = depthSoFar;
double endClip = depthSoFar + depth;
outline[0] = orientedCurveList[0].CreateOffset(startClip, normalDirectionForAxis2);
outline[1] = orientedCurveList[1].Clone();
outline[2] = orientedCurveList[2].CreateOffset(totalThickness - endClip, normalDirectionForAxis2);
outline[3] = orientedCurveList[3].Clone();
for (int jj = 0; jj < 4; jj++)
{
outline[jj].MakeUnbound();
endParameters[jj] = new double[2];
endParameters[jj][0] = 0.0;
endParameters[jj][1] = 0.0;
}
// Trim/Extend the curves so that they make a closed loop.
for (int jj = 0; jj < 4; jj++)
{
IntersectionResultArray resultArray = null;
outline[jj].Intersect(outline[(jj + 1) % 4], out resultArray);
if (resultArray == null || resultArray.Size == 0)
{
return(null);
}
int numResults = resultArray.Size;
if ((numResults > 1 && !axisIsCyclic) || (numResults > 2))
{
return(null);
}
UV intersectionPoint = resultArray.get_Item(0).UVPoint;
endParameters[jj][1] = intersectionPoint.U;
endParameters[(jj + 1) % 4][0] = intersectionPoint.V;
if (numResults == 2)
{
// If the current result is closer to the end of the curve, keep it.
UV newIntersectionPoint = resultArray.get_Item(1).UVPoint;
int endParamIndex = (jj % 2);
double newParamToCheck = newIntersectionPoint[endParamIndex];
double oldParamToCheck = (endParamIndex == 0) ? endParameters[jj][1] : endParameters[(jj + 1) % 4][0];
double currentEndPoint = (endParamIndex == 0) ?
orientedCurveList[jj].GetEndParameter(1) : orientedCurveList[(jj + 1) % 4].GetEndParameter(0);
// Put in range of [-Period/2, Period/2].
double newDist = (currentEndPoint - newParamToCheck) % axisCurvePeriod;
if (newDist < -axisCurvePeriod / 2.0)
{
newDist += axisCurvePeriod;
}
if (newDist > axisCurvePeriod / 2.0)
{
newDist -= axisCurvePeriod;
}
double oldDist = (currentEndPoint - oldParamToCheck) % axisCurvePeriod;
if (oldDist < -axisCurvePeriod / 2.0)
{
oldDist += axisCurvePeriod;
}
if (oldDist > axisCurvePeriod / 2.0)
{
oldDist -= axisCurvePeriod;
}
if (Math.Abs(newDist) < Math.Abs(oldDist))
{
endParameters[jj][1] = newIntersectionPoint.U;
endParameters[(jj + 1) % 4][0] = newIntersectionPoint.V;
}
}
}
CurveLoop newCurveLoop = new CurveLoop();
for (int jj = 0; jj < 4; jj++)
{
if (endParameters[jj][1] < endParameters[jj][0])
{
if (!outline[jj].IsCyclic)
{
return(null);
}
endParameters[jj][1] += Math.Floor(endParameters[jj][0] / axisCurvePeriod + 1.0) * axisCurvePeriod;
}
outline[jj].MakeBound(endParameters[jj][0], endParameters[jj][1]);
newCurveLoop.Append(outline[jj]);
}
currLoops = new List <CurveLoop>();
currLoops.Add(newCurveLoop);
extrusionDistance = currDepth;
}
// Determine the material id.
IFCMaterial material = materialLayer.Material;
ElementId layerMaterialId = (material == null) ? ElementId.InvalidElementId : material.GetMaterialElementId();
// The second option here is really for Referencing. Without a UI (yet) to determine whether to show the base
// extusion or the layers for objects with material layer sets, we've chosen to display the base material if the layer material
// has no color information. This means that the layer is assigned the "wrong" material, but looks better on screen.
// We will reexamine this decision (1) for the Open case, (2) if there is UI to toggle between layers and base extrusion, or
// (3) based on user feedback.
if (layerMaterialId == ElementId.InvalidElementId || Importer.TheCache.MaterialsWithNoColor.Contains(layerMaterialId))
{
layerMaterialId = baseMaterialId;
}
SolidOptions solidOptions = new SolidOptions(layerMaterialId, shapeEditScope.GraphicsStyleId);
// Create the extrusion for the material layer.
GeometryObject extrusionSolid = GeometryCreationUtilities.CreateExtrusionGeometry(
currLoops, materialExtrusionDirection, extrusionDistance, solidOptions);
if (extrusionSolid == null)
{
return(null);
}
extrusionSolids.Add(extrusionSolid);
depthSoFar += depth;
}
}
catch
{
// Ignore the specific exception, but let the user know there was a problem processing the IfcMaterialLayerSetUsage.
shouldWarn = true;
return(null);
}
return(extrusionSolids);
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a new edit scope. Intended to be used with the "using" keyword.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="doc">The import document.</param>
/// <param name="action">The name of the current action.</param>
/// <param name="creator">The entity being processed.</param>
/// <returns>The new edit scope.</returns>
static public IFCImportShapeEditScope Create(Document doc, IFCProduct creator)
{
return new IFCImportShapeEditScope(doc, creator);
}