Modified sphere generation using a numpy random generator instead of python built-in random() function
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In order to provide a deterministic behavior in sphere generation, A numpy random generator with a fixed seed is used in generate method
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During PR #26 in commit 352b517, an undeterministic behavior has been added in
the
generate()method ofSphereclass. A random creation direction axis of the sphere is used as workaround to a bug of OpenCascade related to this issue CadQuery/cadquery#1461In order to provide a deterministic behavior in sphere generation. A numpy random generator with a fixed seed is used instead of the built-in python
random()function.