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…ust past the curve start Five square surface bodies, each bounded by one closed spline edge whose vertex sits 1e-9 to 5e-6 past the curve's start. Generated by scripts/generators/closed_edge_vertex_offsets.py; README gives check values.
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Five open surface bodies side by side, each a 20 mm square face bounded by a single closed edge,
whose one vertex sits on the edge's curve a tiny parameter step past the curve's start: 1e-9, 3e-8,
2e-7, 8e-7 and 5e-6.
closed-edge-vertex-offsets.stepscripts/generators/closed_edge_vertex_offsets.py(Python 3, standard library only;Made by the committed generator in
scripts/generators/, which regenerates the file byte for byte; the README lists what it stresses, counts and SHA-256. Related to tangency-labs/solidcraft#3951. Released under CC0-1.0;python3 scripts/check.pypasses.