subassembly composer-Connecting the ditch to the surface boundary

subassembly composer-Connecting the ditch to the surface boundary

sanetdikkumbura1950
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subassembly composer-Connecting the ditch to the surface boundary

sanetdikkumbura1950
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I have this ditch and corridor created in an assembly created in the subassembly composer in the tool palette. How do I connect it to the surface boundary correctly?

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ecfernandez
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Hi @sanetdikkumbura1950. How would that connection look like? Could you draw a sketch of what you want to achieve?

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Camilo Fernández

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ecfernandez
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Thanks for posting those sketches @sanetdikkumbura1950. I would complete that last portion of your corridor in this way:

 

1. Split your corridor and create 2 regions and two different subassemblies for that (this may vary depending on the geometry of the ditch)

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for the first region use LinkOffsetAndSlope subassembly, so you can assign the slope value and have the surface boundary as your offset target.

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The second region is the most complex because you'll have to deal with the body of the ditch which is comprised of several links. My advice is that you firstly see how the interact with the surface boundary when crossing it, and depending on that, create other regions that comply with the needs. (Use generic subassemblies for this)

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For the last region you might want to use feature lines instead of corridors, use the corridor end points to tie in and create the last part of your geometry manually.

 

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Camilo Fernández

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sanetdikkumbura1950
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@ecfernandez I'll try it this way and let you know. Thank you,

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Hi sanetdikkumbura1950

 
I hope in link bellow you can find logic how to achieve what you want.