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Coincident edges show as "Naked Edges" #696

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phkahler opened this issue Sep 11, 2020 · 3 comments · Fixed by #697
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Coincident edges show as "Naked Edges" #696

phkahler opened this issue Sep 11, 2020 · 3 comments · Fixed by #697
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System information

SolveSpace version: 3.0~d8f5a8da

Operating system: Fedora 32

Expected behavior

Make a sketch with 2 rectangles with one point coincident. Extrude. Analyze->Show Naked Edges

There should be no naked edges.

Actual behavior

The coincident edges are shown red and there are 4 naked edges found.

Additional information

You get similar behaviour even if the 2 extrusions are from different sketches as shown here
Coincident_edges

This is similar to the second problem reported in issue #303. It is also loosely related to issue #171.

phkahler added a commit to phkahler/solvespace that referenced this issue Sep 12, 2020
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My recent PR to fix this causes the following model to show zero naked edges at default CT settings. I never figured out why this sketch has any bad edges, or if it's actually misreporting them. Either way it doesn't make sense that the fix for this issue would affect it.
gear90.zip

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The gear90.slvs is still having issues, so I don't think this fix is hiding anything. Everything else I've looked at seems fine too.

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ruevs commented Oct 15, 2020

@phkahler tag this "mesh" please.

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