3d curve offset

3d curve offset

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3d curve offset

Anonymous
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Hi

 

 I have attached my 3d model for your reference i created a 3d curve but  i couldn't offset some value  how can offset my 3d curve anyone can explain me .

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jeff_strater
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offset is not supported for 3D curves - it is a 2D only operation.

 


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TrippyLighting
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@jeff_strater wrote:

offset is not supported for 3D curves - it is a 2D only operation.

 


Not only that, but developing this in 3D space instead of using a sheet metal workflow is really needlessly complicated. Aside, of course from these splines having way too many control points.


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artemSIV
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Hello. Here you can’t do without ingenuity. We can use the surface on the edge of which this 3D sketch lies. I hope I correctly understood your desire. Good luck to you.

 

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MichaelT_123
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Hi Fellows,

 

Offset of 3D curve is topologically equivalent to sweep along the curve with a circular profile. The resulting shape when intersected with a body/surface will produce the respective curve's offset to created face/edge(s).

So, the operation is possible, although it is no single click one.

 

Regards

MichaelT

 

 

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Beyondforce
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Hey @divakarcam ,

 

Maybe this workaround will help:

 

Ben Korez
Fusion 360 NewbiesPlus
Fusion 360 Hardware Benchmark
| YouTube

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Anonymous
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Hi friend 

 

Thanks for valuable reply nice one but i want to offset radially not axially. 

 

 

Regards 

Divakaran. M

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TrippyLighting
Consultant
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@Anonymous wrote:

Hi friend 

 

Thanks for valuable reply nice one but i want to offset radially not axially. 

 

 

Regards 

Divakaran. M


You'll have a much easier time modeling this when employing a sheet-metal based workflow. Are you familiar with that technique?

 

Here is the original thread explaining how that works.

 

This is a link to a video tutorial explaining the process.


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artemSIV
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I think that my screencast already contains complete information about the process, right?

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