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I think it entails converting to a sheet metal then flattening???
Not at all sure
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I think it entails converting to a sheet metal then flattening???
Not at all sure
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Depends on the model you want flattened. Please attach your model.
John Hackney, Retired
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Yup here it is....
I select unfold then select the stationary entity.....
Then it unfolds the part....
Unfortunately the flat part of the part then bends????
I created a new component spring sheet metal:1
Combined the bodies
then unfolded
You can see the end to the right is bent....it was straight before the unfold.
I didn't dig deeper, but I am pretty sure that I would combine these three bodies BEFORE converting to Sheet Metal (or make as one sheet metal body to begin with).
OK, I dug just a bit deeper...
I detect a lack of tangency.
Black curve is Tangent curve that I sketched.
Purple curve is Projected from part edge.
(I am zoomed wayyyyyyyy in to see the difference. I thought it might only be an graphics anomaly, but...)
I would have used Trimmed Surface and Thicken.
(Actually I would have simply modeled as one sheet metal body and have absolute confidence that it would work.)
K I did combine before conversion...
Yeah just remake?
Start over.