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    Valued Contributor
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    Edge of a Trimmed Surface Looking Scribbled

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    07-07-2011 09:34 PM

    Hi Friends,

     

    I have a doubt in Alias Surface. Hope u guys could help me.
     
    I project curve on a complex sur and trim the surface.
    the curvature comb in the edge of the trim surface looks very scribbled.

    If i untrimmed and check the projected COS, but its looks fine.
     
    I have attached a image file explaining the issue.
     
    Pls find the attachment.

    

    Thanks and Regard's
    Karthick. P
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    deepti14feb
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    Registered: ‎07-11-2011

    Re: Edge of a Trimmed Surface Looking Scribbled

    07-11-2011 12:06 AM in reply to: karthick_241187

    i hope its only a filth in the screen of your system. it has nothing to do with with the design.

     

    the othe reason may be the irrregular hull of your surface. check it out.

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    Re: Edge of a Trimmed Surface Looking Scribbled

    07-23-2011 01:47 AM in reply to: karthick_241187

    That's strange. I can only imagine that the cos in 3d space is more accurate than the projected cos that lies in the surface's parameter space.

     

    You can create a curve, align it with the cos and check the deviation, make it a degree 5 curve or whatever and then use that to build off of/trim with instead of the cos. Can anyone chip in on this workflow in its complete form?

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    Re: Edge of a Trimmed Surface Looking Scribbled

    08-03-2011 12:13 PM in reply to: karthick_241187

    actually this is "normal" Alias behaviour to me. I have no explanation for it.

    This phenomenon is there ever since i use Alias software.

     

    Regards...

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    Re: Edge of a Trimmed Surface Looking Scribbled

    08-03-2011 10:22 PM in reply to: karthick_241187
    If the surface cv hulls are not proper then we ll get this kind of result. We cant take things normal if comb is irregular. If the comb is not proper then there is something wrong with the surf.
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    Karthick. P
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    Re: Edge of a Trimmed Surface Looking Scribbled

    08-05-2011 05:37 AM in reply to: karthick_241187

    I recently got a trimmed c-o-s that looked really fine, I don't know if this is related but the only thing I messed around with recently were my construction options. I set it to CATIA V5 and copied it for a new preset, I then changed Trim Curve Fit to 0.0005mm because by default I think it is set very loose. And lots of intersect c-o-s were not giving my position in tolerance.

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