A geometric surface - the underlying mathematical surface, as opposed to the topological face
bounded by wires that sits on it.
A handle to a shape living inside the OpenCascade kernel, not the geometry itself. The kernel
runs as WebAssembly with its own memory, so what crosses back into JavaScript is this small
reference; pass it to the next operation to keep building. It cannot be inspected or edited
directly - use the shapes and query APIs for that - and it stays valid until the kernel's cache
is cleared.
A geometric surface - the underlying mathematical surface, as opposed to the topological face bounded by wires that sits on it.
A handle to a shape living inside the OpenCascade kernel, not the geometry itself. The kernel runs as WebAssembly with its own memory, so what crosses back into JavaScript is this small reference; pass it to the next operation to keep building. It cannot be inspected or edited directly - use the shapes and query APIs for that - and it stays valid until the kernel's cache is cleared.