Interpreting Face-Face Blending Error Codes
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In the event of an error, information is returned by PK_FACE_make_blend in the structure PK_fxf_error_t, which contains the following data:
Field | Value |
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a success status token of type PK_fxf_fault_t |
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When an error occurs, one of the following status tokens and its associated data may be returned.
Error code | Description |
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The blend has not been attached, nor have the walls been trimmed but blend sheet bodies have been created.
This token is only returned if PK_FACE_make_blend was called with
The associated data is a vector in |
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The user has supplied an invalid wall of faces.
The associated data in |
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The user has supplied invalid tangent holdline data.
The associated value in |
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The user has supplied invalid cliff edge data.
The associated value in |
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A face in a wall is too tightly curved for the blend to fit. |
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The associated value in |
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The associated value in |
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The blend sheet(s) intersect one another and hence could not be attached.
The associated data is a vector in |
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The blend, which has been attached, has combined two bodies and has produced a face-face inconsistency elsewhere in the model.
The associated value in |
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The blend, which has been attached, has caused a face-face inconsistency.
The associated value in |
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The blend contains face(s) with self intersecting geometry.
The associated value in |
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The user has supplied invalid rho values in the rho law function. |
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The user has supplied asymmetric ranges which are inconsistent with the underlying geometry. |
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The user has supplied invalid conic holdline data.
The associated value in |
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The user has supplied an invalid parameter spine.
An associated value may be returned in |
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