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Currently Inventor only allows planar boundary patch. It sounds like you
need a 3D patch surface. Could you email me the file
(johnsonDOTshiueATautodeskDOTcom), so I might be able to find a solution for
you using other surfacing command?
Thanks!
Johnson Shiue
Test Engineer
Autodesk, Inc.
wrote in message news:4850043@discussion.autodesk.com...
How create not planar boundary patch?
Sorry, that long time not reply.
Sometimes, when work with surfaces appear hole in surfacing body. Of course, I use planar boundary patch or loft for pathed these holes. But boundary patch required objects planar in single plane. But loft required two object minimum. Sometimes, I have one not planar curve. And my job become impossible :(. I attached example similar my problem.
Please, help me stich this part.
The problem with a boundary patch for a hole like this, is that there are more than one possible solutions. As an example I have lofted two possible surfaces. (For the record none of them exactly like the original...)
I assume you are looking for general solutions for surface patching openings and not simply a solution to the posted file. Here is another patch method that might need to be combined with other techniques on other parts to get the desired 3D patch.
Here is file in v9. Although this was a simple extrude, similar techniques can be used to create splines for sweeps and loft sections and rails from existing geometry. Particularly from geometry from other file types where no sketch history exists to work with.
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