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Issue with Sweep function
Hello!
I am trying to make cornices for a building, but I can not sweep cornice shape along building perimeter path. It gives error codes 108028 and 84026. I have been looking for a solution for a long time, but I can not find one. When I am trying to sweep a cornice shape (made of some smaller parts) along the path it leaves some (randomly chosen) cornice parts behind with error codes. If I am trying to sweep these cornices on some other path it works well most of the times. I also made some random path that looks similar to the building perimeter and it has similar issue on it aswell.
I sliced up the cornice, because it has different colors on each side and it would be easier to render it afterwards. However if I draw only outlines of these cornices and try to sweep them, it still does not work.
I also made a screencast and attached my AutoCad file so you could see the issue yourself.
Thanks,
Mattias
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Hi,
I have first created one polyline as profile instead a group of polylines (which also result in overlapping faces).
Then I used command _EXTRUDE with option _PATH instead of _SWEEP and got that result...
Does that work for you too?
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Alfred NESWADBA
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Thanks, that seems like an option but there is no way to set the base point in extrude function. So it does not fit perfectly around the building perimeter. I think it is possible to calculate and scale the path a little bit so it could fit
(I do not know how perfectly), but maybe there is some easier solution. Since I have many cornices, I have to calculate every path separately. I am trying to do this, but I am open to other solutions as well.
Working with one polyline as cornice would be okay too, I think. I could just slice these afterwards if I want to.
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Edit: I measured the size between cornice geometric center and the side that should be on wall. Then I created an offset of building perimeter path with the same size and sweeped cornice along it. It still does not fit perfectly, but it is is at least a little bit better and I could use this if I do not find any other solution for my problem.
I am still looking for solutions for this problems, because it is still not good enough.