typedef int PK_blend_walls_t;
It has the values:
PK_blend_walls_trim_no_c Do not trim walls.
The walls will not be trimmed.
The blend will not be attached to the walls
but will be created as a separate
sheet body.
PK_blend_walls_trim_both_c Trim both walls.
The walls will be trimmed by the
blend boundaries.
The blend will not be attached to the walls
but will be created as a separate
sheet body.
This token is only valid if the blend is
being formed between two sheet bodies.
PK_blend_walls_attach_c Trim walls and attach blend.
The walls will be trimmed by the blend
boundaries.
The blend will be attached to the walls.
If the walls lie in different bodies the
bodies will be combined, with the body
containing the left wall being
considered as the target body. If
left_sense and right_sense are
not the same, the body containing the right
wall will be negated in order to produce
a consistent result.
(default)
PK_blend_walls_solid_c Trim walls, attach blend and make solid.
As for PK_blend_walls_attach_c, with the
addition that if the result of the blending
operation encloses a volume then a solid
body will be created. Otherwise a sheet body
will be returned.