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I tried all the commands in the title but with no success. I'm trying to create a solid out of these lines. Basically the end result should look more or less like 1/4 off an egg.
I have a vertical polyline that i need to "revolve" around it's self but the outside (the arch) should follow the ellipse on the floor.
Post your .dwg here and I will show you a video how to do what you want.
(sweep or loft and surfpatch and surfsculpt will do the job).
Jürgen Palme
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look at your Z direction on ucs icon , select the icon and rotate it to the direction that you want . any changes now ?
Imad Habash
as you can see in below image , the problem is that you have an ellipse with two different radius direction that your shape will follow ( dashed green and magenta ). if you have a circle path it will be done successfully because you're using one radius direction. i think that it can be done by doing more than command procedure .
Imad Habash
I'm not sure which result you expect. Here (attached) one model.
Jürgen Palme
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>> I'm using a 2015 version <<
Such "details" should be written i the initial posting. (tip for future postings)
Here in 2013 format attached.
Jürgen Palme
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>> i'm afraid not !!! <<
Here still some examples, trying to use a constant radius (15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 19.9999) along the elliptical edge.
It is geometrical impossible to get ONE radius along the elliptical edge.
[EDIT]: ok, in the meantime I see that the suggestion above was accepted. THX
Jürgen Palme
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i was NOT talking about the way your resolve it ( it's perfect ) , i was talking about the revision of the file type no more . 🙂
Imad Habash
>> Do you mind explaining briefly how you did the top part? <<
See this video.
HTH
Jürgen Palme
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