Extrude Shapes
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to extrude different types of shapes using the OCCT category in the Rete editor on the Bitbybit platform. Matas Ubarevicius will guide you through the key steps for extruding various shapes and explain how different inputs affect the output.
Here's what you need to know: Extruding a line creates a face. Extruding a wire (a set of connected edges) produces a shell. Extruding a face results in a solid.
Matas will also show you how to use vector direction to control the extrusion height and angle.
OpenCascade is a powerful geometry kernel, and this simple yet essential command allows you to easily turn 2D geometry into 3D.
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Decompose Solid
10 minIn this tutorial, we’ll take a reverse approach to understanding OCCT (OpenCascade) solid composition by breaking it down into its core components. Sometimes the best way to learn how things are created is by decomposing them into consistent parts.
Wires To Points
8 minIn this short beginner-friendly tutorial, you will learn how to divide wires into multiple points using the powerful OCCT (OpenCascade) components available in the Rete visual programming editor.
Lofting Wires
15 minIn this short tutorial, Matas Ubarevičius walks you through the most important aspects of the loft command in Rete editor, which generates free-form surfaces from multiple wires. This powerful algorithm allows you to create smooth, complex geometry quickly.
Extrude Shapes
8 minIn this tutorial, you'll learn how to extrude different types of shapes using the OCCT category in the Rete editor on the Bitbybit platform. Matas Ubarevicius will guide you through the key steps for extruding various shapes and explain how different inputs affect the output.
Variable Radius Fillets
8 minIn this short tutorial, you'll learn how to apply variable radius fillets to the edges of an OCCT shape. You'll use JSON editors and other advanced components from our Rete editor to accomplish this.