Projected geometry goes awry

[Anonymous]

When changing an extrusion a little deeper (a shelled pan shape), another extruded feature (inside lip based on an offset of projected geometry) looses it's shape & becomes something very different (bad). See files in CF I assume feature adaptivity here would be the answer but how do you establish adaptivity to projected geometry projected from the edges? Is this correct behavior otherwise? Gary gcross@crossdesign.com

[Anonymous]

Gary, For some reason, I don't see the dataset in CF. Would you mind checking to see that it is there? Thanks, Hugh Henderson (Autodesk) "Gary Cross" wrote in message news:406c5c1a_3@newsprd01... > When changing an extrusion a little deeper (a shelled pan shape), another > extruded feature (inside lip based on an offset of projected geometry) > looses it's shape & becomes something very different (bad). > > See files in CF > > I assume feature adaptivity here would be the answer but how do you > establish adaptivity to projected geometry projected from the edges? > > Is this correct behavior otherwise? > > Gary > gcross@crossdesign.com > >

[Anonymous]

The file got stuck in my outbox for some reason. It's 2.5 MB zipped file. I get a message in Outlook Express that file must be no larger than about 1.5 MB (see below). Outlook Express could not post your message. Subject 'Projected geometry goes awry ', Account: 'discussion.AutoDesk.com', Server: 'discussion.AutoDesk.com', Protocol: NNTP, Server Response: '441 Articles may not be larger than 1572864 bytes', Port: 119, Secure(SSL): No, Server Error: 441, Error Number: 0x800CCCA9 Is this a new restriction on the CF NG server? Strange since there 16MB files posted in CF. Gary gcross@crossdesign.com "Hugh Henderson (Autodesk)" wrote in message news:406c6351$1_3@newsprd01... > Gary, > > For some reason, I don't see the dataset in CF. Would you mind checking > to see that it is there? > > Thanks, > > Hugh Henderson (Autodesk) > > > "Gary Cross" wrote in message > news:406c5c1a_3@newsprd01... > > When changing an extrusion a little deeper (a shelled pan shape), another > > extruded feature (inside lip based on an offset of projected geometry) > > looses it's shape & becomes something very different (bad). > > > > See files in CF > > > > I assume feature adaptivity here would be the answer but how do you > > establish adaptivity to projected geometry projected from the edges? > > > > Is this correct behavior otherwise? > > > > Gary > > gcross@crossdesign.com > > > > > >

[Anonymous]

Gary I had to split Walts 1.24 MB zip into 2 zips in order to post it. Since the new Newsgroup software there has been a 1MB limit. To be honest I wasn't aware it affected NNTP until today. I will bring it up with those that have control but in the mean time, either try to split it into under 1 mb zips or maybe you could send it directly to Hugh? -- Kent Autodesk Discussion Group Facilitator "Gary Cross" wrote in message news:406c67e6 > > Outlook Express could not post your message.

[Anonymous]

Hugh, Can I send the file directly to you. Please send me an email direct with your email address. Thanks. Gary gcross@crossdesign.com "Hugh Henderson (Autodesk)" wrote in message news:406c6351$1_3@newsprd01... > Gary, > > For some reason, I don't see the dataset in CF. Would you mind checking > to see that it is there? > > Thanks, > > Hugh Henderson (Autodesk) > > > "Gary Cross" wrote in message > news:406c5c1a_3@newsprd01... > > When changing an extrusion a little deeper (a shelled pan shape), another > > extruded feature (inside lip based on an offset of projected geometry) > > looses it's shape & becomes something very different (bad). > > > > See files in CF > > > > I assume feature adaptivity here would be the answer but how do you > > establish adaptivity to projected geometry projected from the edges? > > > > Is this correct behavior otherwise? > > > > Gary > > gcross@crossdesign.com > > > > > >

[Anonymous]

Gary, I sent you an email of my email addy. Thanks, -Hugh "Gary Cross" wrote in message news:406c7738_2@newsprd01... > Hugh, > > Can I send the file directly to you. Please send me an email direct with > your email address. > Thanks. > > Gary > gcross@crossdesign.com > > > "Hugh Henderson (Autodesk)" wrote in > message news:406c6351$1_3@newsprd01... > > Gary, > > > > For some reason, I don't see the dataset in CF. Would you mind checking > > to see that it is there? > > > > Thanks, > > > > Hugh Henderson (Autodesk) > > > > > > "Gary Cross" wrote in message > > news:406c5c1a_3@newsprd01... > > > When changing an extrusion a little deeper (a shelled pan shape), > another > > > extruded feature (inside lip based on an offset of projected geometry) > > > looses it's shape & becomes something very different (bad). > > > > > > See files in CF > > > > > > I assume feature adaptivity here would be the answer but how do you > > > establish adaptivity to projected geometry projected from the edges? > > > > > > Is this correct behavior otherwise? > > > > > > Gary > > > gcross@crossdesign.com > > > > > > > > > > > >