PK_ERROR_code_t PK_FACE_imprint_faces ( --- received arguments --- int n_targets, --- number of target faces const PK_FACE_t targets[], --- target faces int n_tools, --- number of tool faces const PK_FACE_t tools[], --- tool faces const PK_FACE_imprint_o_t *options, --- imprint options --- returned arguments --- PK_imprint_r_t *const results --- imprint results ) This function imprints edges on the given target and tool faces. Specific Errors: PK_ERROR_cant_do_imprint imprint failure PK_ERROR_tool_faces_many_bodies tool faces are from more than one body PK_ERROR_targ_faces_many_bodies target faces are from more than one body PK_ERROR_wire_body target or tool body is wire body or face of wire body PK_ERROR_missing_geom target or tool has incomplete geometry PK_ERROR_same_tool_and_target target and tool are the same body PK_ERROR_partial_no_intersect no imprinting on target or tool Introduction The function takes the target and tool faces and adds edges and vertices where the faces intersect (except where they already exist). The corresponding imprinted (or original) edges and vertices are returned in matching arrays contained within the results structure. Vertices are returned only where they are isolated points of contact between the target and tool faces. The target and tool faces can each belong to either a solid or sheet body. Imprint Options The option structure passed to this function provides the application programmer with the following controls: o Restrict imprint to the target body only o Imprint boundaries of overlapping areas o Extend face list on target Refer to the PK_FACE_imprint_o_t documentation for more detailed information about the options within this structure. Returned Arguments Refer to the PK_imprint_r_t documentation for information about the arrays returned in the results structure. Error Reporting When an error occurs the function will, where possible, make extra information related to the error available to the application via the standard form of the error. This information will consist of either a single or a group of topological or geometric entities. This mechanism is identical to that of the PK boolean functions. Refer to the PK_BODY_boolean for a more detailed description of the error reporting mechanism.