EXTRUDE BUGGED WHEN USING "ALL"

EXTRUDE BUGGED WHEN USING "ALL"

programming2C78B
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EXTRUDE BUGGED WHEN USING "ALL"

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johnsonshiue
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Hi! Is the target two separate parts or bodies? If you expand the "Objects to Cut" arrow button, what objects are selected? If possible, please share the f3d file here.

Many thanks!



Johnson Shiue (johnson.shiue@autodesk.com)
Software Test Engineer
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TheCADWhisperer
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@programming2C78B 

What do you see if you expand this?

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laughingcreek
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@johnsonshiue - this is extremely easy to reproduce.  there are 2 seperate bodies, but only one is available in the dialog when using extrude all-

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but both are available if using other types, such as extrude to-

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model attached.

 

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laughingcreek
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@johnsonshiue - even worse if you do the following-

-hide body 1

-extrude all, cutting into body 2

-show body 1

-edit the original extrude

you lose the reference to body 2 in the extrude feature for some reason.  see video- 

(view in My Videos)

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programming2C78B
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Yes, I made sure the objects to cut showed both that's why I started with showing the Distance version before changing it to All. 

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TrippyLighting
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@Phil.E to the rescue 😉


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Phil.E
Autodesk
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@TrippyLighting Not much to rescue here. The extrude command fails to cut "all" when two bodies are the cut target. This could be a bug, or just a limitation. I'll let the modeling team know. (FUS-196517)

 

Meanwhile, to get the job done, if you want to do this without two extrudes, make it parametric. In this image, "width" controls both the vice jaws and the cut.

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Phil Eichmiller
Software Engineer
Quality Assurance
Autodesk, Inc.


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programming2C78B
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more strange behavior

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TrippyLighting
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We need a model to to reproduce that behavior. 


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programming2C78B
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except people here have been able to replicate it themselves on their end without knowing any of my model or sizes? 

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TrippyLighting
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Ok. Suit yourself!


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Phil.E
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I apologize, but I have no idea what that image is showing. Can you please elaborate a little and that might help me understand how to replicate the issue and log a ticket for it?





Phil Eichmiller
Software Engineer
Quality Assurance
Autodesk, Inc.


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programming2C78B
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@trippy these are customer models and I cant share them willy nilly online

@Phil.E I am extruding a dovetail from the centerline of a cylinder. The arrow is pointing to how its not cutting that one segment for some reason. 
I restarted and now it works. 

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Phil.E
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Good to know. If you find anything like this that you can share, including just an image or video, or a model, with steps I can follow, I will always bring any bugs I find to the developers. Thanks for posting and helping.





Phil Eichmiller
Software Engineer
Quality Assurance
Autodesk, Inc.


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