BUG: stitching

[cekuhnen]

looks like the patch tool has some issues here. Based on continuity setting Fusion can stitch or not but this is a pretty simple surface.

[Anonymous]

Huh, worked fine for me (attached).  Try reloading the file, or perhaps a Mac issue? (that would be strange).

Jesse

[cekuhnen]

@Anonymous

re-imported the file Fusion mac and stitch failure.

[cekuhnen]

@Anonymous

yep also in Win7 it fails.

[Anonymous]

Whaa?  What could possibly be the difference then?  Hmm.

[Anonymous]

When you re-imported my .f3d file, how many bodies were in it?? (mine obviously should only have one, being stitched).

[cekuhnen]

@Anonymous ja kinda holarious that on both OSs it fails for me but not for you

Autodesk stop remote crashing my Fusion - stop that mean spying at once :0)

I imported my Fusion file I attached to the web because that was the source file that failed

[Anonymous]

Haha, yeah I'm sure they got a lot of extra time to kill, and thought it would be fun to mess with our minds 😉

[schneik-adsk]

Try changing the tolerance to .333 mm

[Anonymous]

Alright I deleted the two stitch operations and just consolidated it to one stitch operation.  It also for some reason needed the tolerance increased to stitch everything together (appears must be a tiny gap somewhere perhaps from the way it was created? hmm).  Hopefully now it will work with no funny business.

Jesse

[Anonymous]

When in doubt, .333 will clear it out 😉

[cekuhnen]

But why this should not be an issue to use that tolerances for st that make a bad seam.that could be actually open?

[schneik-adsk]

it will be fine.

[Anonymous]

It does not appear in this case that there actually was any gap, but by changing the tolerance, it appeared to reset some issue (I was seeing a little bit of strangeness too, after which was able to go back and return the tolerance back to zero even). 

Jesse

[cekuhnen]

Yeah no gaps checked it in Alias.

The tangent and smooth are not hitting their requirement when checking for G1 and G2 continuity.