Marcus Boyd

Partially done in #668, still need to do the assembly stuff.

> Has anyone else observed this issue? I use CQ-editor and Vim and have not noticed this on my laptop or desktop.

I've pulled and built this. I'm a huge fan of that orbital movement! ctrl-c also works nice. I don't have a dark theme at hand so I didn't test that...

I think you should try changing from `transformGeometry` to `transformShape`. Testing shelling a solid after a transform, I can only get a result with `transformShape`: ```python from OCP.StdFail import StdFail_NotDone...

> So surely `transformGeometry` is the correct function to use for scaling? Yeah, I was expecting the `Shape.transformGeometry` -> `Workplane.shell` technique to work. I don't understand why it doesn't and...

Logging bugs upstream is more complicated. See https://dev.opencascade.org/doc/overview/html/occt_contribution__contribution_workflow.html#occt_contribution_workflow_issue You have to reproduce the error in OCCT's Drawexe. I believe you also have to sign an agreement and set up an...

I realised there is another option. `Workplane.copyWorkplane` could be changed to accept either an `occ_impl.Plane` or `Workplane` object. Then the above example would become ```python part = part.copyWorkplane(cq.Plane.named('XY', (dim_x, dim_y,...

I'm agreeing with @adam-urbanczyk now, this is a great candidate for multimethods (#379).

For anyone looking into this, note that most users have trouble modelling threads using helical sweeps (which is the obvious way to model them in CadQuery). The [main OCCT example...

> I can run your code without any issue using the master version of CQ / CQ-editor. @adam-urbanczyk just to be sure, the example as @kkpal3 provided it does run,...