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@rulecad/fit

v0.2.1

Published

Do these parts fit? The closest gap between two meshes, fast enough for whole keyboards.

Readme

@rulecad/fit

Do these parts fit? closest() measures the smallest gap between two meshes, in millimetres: a keycap's slot around a switch stem, a board inside its case. A grid of cells keeps it fast enough to check every key of a keyboard. Only dependency: @rulecad/printcheck's bounds.

import { closest } from '@rulecad/fit';

const gap = closest(capTriangles, stemTriangles);   // 0.05: a press fit? a slide fit? compare with your printer's rules
closest(a, b, 5);                                   // look up to 5 mm away (default 2); farther is Infinity

It measures from each mesh's corners and edge midpoints to the other's faces (Ericson, Real-Time Collision Detection 5.1.5), both ways. Overlap volume needs a CAD kernel's booleans, so it stays out of this package; with JSCAD it's measureVolume(intersect(a, b)).