Consolidating imported faces?
Hi,
Merging the faces in the sculpt environment is the only way to connects them, and using the chain selection can be helpful
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Saeed
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The main problem is caused by your sketch, you see when you imported this dxf into Fusion, it became multiple lines
Here is a screenshot to show you what I mean :
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Here is a screenshot of the Merge command in the patch environment :
And another way to do it is by sketching over this dxf file in Fusion, Here is a screenshot of the result after I sketched over some letters ( file is attached ) :
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Saeed
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No this is normal Fusion, but you should do the extrusion and have the faces for the command to appear
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Could you please show a screenshot or perhaps a screencast of what you have?
Saeed
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Hi,
This is exactly the problem, you should select them face by face to merge them, and not a window selection, although usually chain selection helps a lot, it's doesn't help in your case
That why instead of taking too long to select the faces, just sketch new letters on the dxf ones
Use the text command in the sketch menu to create new letters of the same fonts, and place them on the dxf ones
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Saeed
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