public GeometryConverter(PointConverter ptConv, PipeConverter <rg.Plane, ppg.Plane> planeConv)
{
//converting various types of curves
CurveConverter = new CurveConverter(ptConv, planeConv);
AddConverter(CurveConverter);
MeshConverter = new MeshConverter(ptConv);
AddConverter(MeshConverter);
SolidConverter = new SolidConverter(MeshConverter);
AddConverter(SolidConverter);
/*
* Commenting out the Revit Polyline conversion because revit does not treat polylines as geometry
* that means it has to be added as a set of lines, and that makes change tracking and updating
* gemetry difficult so I am not supporting polylines until I can think of a better strategy.
*/
//converting polylines: for some reasons polyline class doesn't inherit from curves in revit
//var polylineConv = AddConverter(new PipeConverter<rg.PolyLine, ppc.Polyline>(
// (rpl) =>
// {
// List<rg.XYZ> pts = rpl.GetCoordinates().ToList();
// return new ppc.Polyline(pts.Select((pt) => ptConv.ToPipe<rg.XYZ, ppg.Vec>(pt)).ToList());
// },
// (ppl) =>
// {
// return rg.PolyLine.Create(ppl.Points.Select((pt) => ptConv.FromPipe<rg.XYZ, ppg.Vec>(pt)).ToList());
// }
//));
}
public SolidConverter(MeshConverter meshConv) : base(
(rs) => {
//return meshConv.ToPipe<rg.Mesh, ppg.Mesh>(rf.Triangulate());
ppg.Mesh mesh = null;
foreach (rg.Face face in rs.Faces)
{
var faceMesh = meshConv.ToPipe <rg.Mesh, ppg.Mesh>(face.Triangulate());
if (mesh == null)
{
mesh = faceMesh;
}
else
{
mesh.MergeMesh(faceMesh);
}
}
return(mesh);
},
null
) { }
