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These surfaces will not extend!!! ugh help!
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I have a file I imported, it was a solid CATPART file apparently from Catia.
the solid comes in o.k. into 2013 and then I have tried converting it to surfaces and also converting it to nurbs surfaces
After doing this the surfaces will trim, but will not extend.
All I get is a "not valid object type" report.
I have even tried to export the surfaces out, then back in and still get the same response.
I attached the file if anyone would like to look at it...
Is there a solution to this?
Thanks!
Re: These surfaces will not extend!!! ugh help!
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Why would you convert that to surface to edit?
What do you need to change?
I think I would use solidedit in AutoCAD
or
Inventor Fusion
or
Inventor to do the edits.
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Still waiting for -Draft option on any Rib feature.
Re: These surfaces will not extend!!! ugh help!
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Thanks JD, but I am trying to get to the bottom of why these surfaces will not edit properly, if it is a bug created when importing from CATPART files, then Autodesk might want to know. In all the other testing I have done the surface extend feature has been the best "comeback" to surfacing capability I have seen in autocad since they got rid of most of the surfacing capabilities that were built into Mechanical Desktop.
I would like to encourage them to continue to improve the surfacing capability. If they could get the surfacing capability back to where it was in 2004 I would stop using 2004 and buy a newer version.
Thanks for the input though.
