wobbl inspect

$ wobbl inspect PART [--json] [--scale N] [--body N]

Run it before a study. It tells you which selectors will work on your part and catches a unit mistake before you spend minutes solving.

bracket.py  90 x 25 x 80 mm, volume 24.42 cm3, walls about 6 mm (thinnest 6 mm)  Built from bracket.py with thickness=6, width=25, height=80, depth=90, fillet=0.5, hole=4.5. HOLES  d 4.5 mm at (3, 12.5, 25)  select with 'hole d=4.5' or 'face 10'  d 4.5 mm at (3, 12.5, 65)  select with 'hole d=4.5' or 'face 11' INSIDE FILLETS  radii 0.5 mm FACES id  kind      area mm2  center          normal or size 8   plane     2250      45, 12.5, 0     +0.00, +0.00, -1.00 5   plane     2088      48.3, 12.5, 6   +0.00, +0.00, +1.00 ... 3   cylinder  19.13     6.2, 12.5, 6.2  r 0.5 (fillet)

What it lists

The first line gives the bounding box, the volume and the wall thickness, typical and thinnest, followed by any notes about repairs, bonded bodies or a suspicious size. Then come the holes with their diameters and centers, the inside fillet radii, the sharp inside corners with the two faces that meet there, which are the likely stress raisers, and the largest faces with their ids, kinds, areas, centers and normals. The terminal shows 40 faces at most, and --json lists every one.

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