How to close this surface

How to close this surface

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How to close this surface

Anonymous
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Hi All,

 

How can I close the surface where you have the blue lines, it to give me a better CAM output.

Surface.png

 

 

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whittakerdw
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You may could try going to the sculpt environment and using fill hole or even edit form and drag one of the faces over to fill the gap.

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davebYYPCU
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I would suppress the cut out, but without the detail in the file it is a guess.

 

Might help...

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lichtzeichenanlage
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Can you File -> Export  the design?

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Anonymous
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It is a import step file, so I haven't the history

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lichtzeichenanlage
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That's okay. But having the design helps to find solution. 

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Anonymous
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davebYYPCU
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Delete the slot faces, Fusion will repair the model, Save as new version for CAM purposes.

 

Might help...

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lichtzeichenanlage
Advisor
Advisor

I've tested to solutions

  • Delete a surface
  • Extrude to object

Screencast is uploading.

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lichtzeichenanlage
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Here is the screencast:

 

 

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mavigogun
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@davebYYPCU wrote:

Delete the slot faces, Fusion will repair the model, Save as new version for CAM purposes.


This is one area where Fusion really kicks ass- here, taking an imported STEP file and confronting the geometry with intelligence.    I'm inclined to tear stuff apart just to see how Fusion will handle it.

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cekuhnen
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@mavigogun

 

That my friend is the power of solid direct modeling !!!

Claas Kuhnen

Faculty Industrial Design – Wayne State Universit

Chair Interior Design – Wayne State University

Owner studioKuhnen – product : interface : design

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Haider_of_Sweden
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Hello all

 

I got a follow-up question, for learning purposes

 

This one, I wanted to clean up

Bottom Side Before.png

 

 

I erased one stripe at a time and recreated it with loft (please suggest other ways, if there are any)

Bottom Side After (Loft).png

 

 

it did however leave edges like this - how come and how can I clean it up?

Rests.png

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davebYYPCU
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Consultant

Bottom Menu, in the window, 

find Display Settings > Visual Style, Select Shaded.

 

Might help....

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Haider_of_Sweden
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@davebYYPCU wrote:

Bottom Menu, in the window, 

find Display Settings > Visual Style, Select Shaded.


No, I didn't mean the visual style. See these splines seem to be split.

01.png02.png03.png

 

 

If we take a look at the other curve, it is one single that goes all the way around.

04.png

 

 

My question is, how do I fix these broken lines. Can I join them? Should I rebuild the surface?

 

Keep in mind, the model is just fine, but I am asking so to learn Fusion better.

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Message 16 of 18

davebYYPCU
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Without the file, the pictures are not telling me the problem, 

so maybe.....

 

the middle picture with nothing highlighted, has a problem?

the highlighted edge, is an ingredient of the model, they should chain, and there is a complete loop in one pic, so not sure there is a problem.

 

 

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Message 17 of 18

Haider_of_Sweden
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Here you go

https://a360.co/3I7RmJ1

 

It's the same model that was published earlier, and I did this cleaning up.

So look at the bottom side and look for this edge that isn't a perfect loop.

 

Even though it isn't a problem, my question is how I can fix it so that the line is a perfect loop, like the other lines/edges.

 

 

 

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Message 18 of 18

davebYYPCU
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I can't explain it, other than it is an imported stp file, there is no history.

If you were to Pipe or Sweep along those edges the full loop is recognised, as 2 sections, so I am thinking the loop is not tangent / colinear across those end points.

 

cloth.PNG

 

Selecting one end is normal, highlight is black, double clicking does not chain, unusual.

I suspect that the fill in process at the beginning of the thread, is a contributor.  Zooming into the end points does not look straight, and other loops are 1 piece.  Can be fixed (fiddly) by deleting and replacing the dish, if need be.

 

Might help....

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