First implementation of curve surface failed (not enough precision)

main.py

@@ -1,39 +1,23 @@
 from gdpc import Editor, Block, geometry
 import networks.Curve as curve
+import networks.CurveSurface as CurveSurface
 import networks.Segment as segment
 import numpy as np
 
 editor = Editor(buffering=True)
 
-# # Get a block
-# block = editor.getBlock((0,48,0))
+y = 20
+coordinates = [(-854, 87+y, -210), (-770, 99+y, -207), (-736, 85+y, -184)]
+resolution, distance = curve.resolution_distance(coordinates, 10)
 
-# # Place a block
-# editor.placeBlock((394, 132, 741), Block("stone"))
-
-# # Build a cube
-# geometry.placeCuboid(editor, (458, 92, 488), (468, 99, 471), Block("oak_planks"))
-
-# curve = curve.Curve([(396, 132, 740), (435, 138, 730),
-#                     (443, 161, 758), (417, 73, 729)])
-# curve.compute_curve()
-
-# for point in curve.computed_points:
-#     print(point)
-#     editor.placeBlock(point, Block("stone"))
-
-
-# print(segment.parallel(((0, 0, 0), (0, 0, 10)), 10))
-# print(segment.orthogonal((0, 0, 0), (1, 0, 0), 10))
-# print(curve.curvature(np.array(([0, 0, 0], [0, 1, 1], [1, 0, 1]))))
-
-
-coordinates = [(-854, 77, -210), (-770, 89, -207), (-736, 75, -184)]
-
-resolution = curve.resolution_from_spacing(coordinates, 10)
-
-i = 10
 curve_points = curve.curve(coordinates, resolution)
+curve_surface = CurveSurface.CurveSurface(curve_points)
+curve_surface.compute_curvature()
+curve_surface.compute_surface(50, curve_surface.curvature, 1)
+
+for line_range in range(len(curve_surface.offset_points[0])):
+    for coordinate in curve_surface.offset_points[line_range]:
+        editor.placeBlock(coordinate, Block("white_concrete"))
 
 # offset = curve.offset(curve_points, i)
 
@@ -45,7 +29,7 @@ curve_points = curve.curve(coordinates, resolution)
 # for coordinate in offset:
 #     editor.placeBlock(coordinate, Block("red_concrete"))
 
-for coordinate in curve_points:
-    editor.placeBlock(coordinate, Block("white_concrete"))
+# for coordinate in curve_points:
+#     editor.placeBlock(coordinate, Block("white_concrete"))
 
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