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I just recently again got into the position that a model needed to be adjusted and fixed and while DM has a great deal of self healing it is not flawless and magical
so you switch from solid to patch mode but the extend surface only goes sofar.
an untrim tool is so important to have when working with imported STEP data that needs to be adjusted or improved - even for a software like Fusion.
I needed to send again the STEP model to Rhino to fix an issue Fusion was not able to and that is a little embrassing
Self healing of direct modeling is great if it works. And then when not you are somewhat stuck with geometry you cannot make its original shape back and have to use a problematic modeling workflow to hopefully filling in the void
For the production of tools for injection molding a very important function. I am surprised that this function does not exist. I'm a new user of fusion 360 and I'm testing it to see if you can create realistic form separations. For all CAD systems I've ever learned, it was a standard feature and i miss it a lot.
@Anonymous To some extend the surface extend tool can help but it creates a different surface.
while the extend method seems to be ideal for solid modeler folks in direct modeling when the auto repair does not work honestly the untrim tool like in surface modelers will be more efficient.
