space() function documentation states:
Return: point
Position of the free space.
This omits the important case of when the function does not find the free space, in which case (unless i'm mistaken, but all test i've done do that) it returns "zero" point (point where x, y and z are all zero).
space()function documentation states:This omits the important case of when the function does not find the free space, in which case (unless i'm mistaken, but all test i've done do that) it returns "zero" point (point where x, y and z are all zero).