I am having problems with projecting the intersection between two pipes onto a sketch.
I get the error: "Projection of the selected spline edge/curve would result in a degenerate segemtn and cause future modelling problems."
I have attached a screenshot that hopefullly explains it.
Any ideas?
I have a workaround which involves exporting to AutoCAD and then back to inventor but that is quite tedious.
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I would use the Copy Object command to create surfaces for trimming the parts. I'll see if I can dig up one of my class examples to illustrate.
I am trying to model a crotchplate, as per the attached picture.
So I need that curve of the intersection projected on the yz plane.
Helps also to post your Inventor version.
Would have been nice to know that... I'd then take a different approach like this:
I use Inventor Professional 2011 64-bit.
Can you explain how you did this? Although I think you have modelled what I would call a wrapper plate. Attached is another view of what I am trying to do.
@gifs wrote:I use Inventor Professional 2011 64-bit.
Can you explain how you did this? Although I think you have modelled what I would call a wrapper plate. Attached is another view of what I am trying to do.
That should be collar plate.
It seems that edge projection fails near the end points of the projected curve. To avoid this region I split the larger cylindrical surface using a workplane that was slightly shifted from the midplane. Sketch projection then used the edge of this split surface. Hopefully this approximate solution would work for you.
Thanks a lot!
That approximation is close enough for me.