Error: Edit Surface Revolve, Axis get added to Profiles.

Error: Edit Surface Revolve, Axis get added to Profiles.

KristianLaholm
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Error: Edit Surface Revolve, Axis get added to Profiles.

KristianLaholm
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Hi

 

On editing a Surface Revolve I get an error if I used a sketch line as axis.
The error comes from that the axis gets added to the profiles.

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KristianLaholm
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TheCADWhisperer
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Axis selected in Profile.

Ctrl or CMD unselect the axis as Profile.

Axis.png

Well, this is interesting.

I edit the sketch and change the axis to Construction.

Delete the Revolve and recreate and it still selects both lines as Profile even though I select only the solid line.

 

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jhackney1972
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The best solution is not to sketch the revolve axis but to use the Z axis instead.  But since you asked the question, just change the vertical line from an object line to a construction line, then the program will ignore it.  Model attached.

John Hackney, Retired
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KristianLaholm
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The workaround using a construction line is the one I'm using if there is no axis to use.

But I think the behavior (adding axis to profiles on edit) is new, I can't recall noticing this behavior earlier. 

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HughesTooling
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@jeff_strater  Is this a known bug?

 

Thanks Mark

Mark Hughes
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davebYYPCU
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Cancel Chain Select,

If happens with that off, then it is a new process.

 

Might help...

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jeff_strater
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no, that is a new one on me.  Head-scratcher.  I created FUS-80829 for this one.


Jeff Strater
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