Hey guys, I have this huge cluster of mesh bodies. I am hoping to split them into different parts rather than being a huge cluster. Does anyone know how can I achieve that?
How to split mesh
those look like mesh bodies. I assume they show up in the Bodies folder. If so, just right click on that folder and choose "Create Components From Bodies":
Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
Not exactly. This program is a stutter. I accidentally ended up doing this anyway. I guess this comes to the ability of comparing meshes, forms and bodies.
In mesh tool select generate face groups. Then select separate in the modify group. You get options. Mesh shells, select faces, select face groups, or just all face groups automatically.
This was ofcourse only beneficial to me. Because it was a scala model. And I had to repair the surface.
You're welcome. I'll attach a sample project. But, it's useless. I unfortunately do not have history recorded there. For some reason. It's missing.
@Anonymous wrote:
This was of course only beneficial to me.
I'll attach a sample project. But, it's useless.
@Anonymous
Why do you attach useless files to old threads?
@Anonymous wrote:
...mesh objects opened with Fusion 360 don't capture history.
@Anonymous
Works on my machine.
@Anonymous wrote:
not to mention this file is supposed to contain YBF/I texture maps.
You did not Attach the texture files?
@Anonymous wrote:Why don't you impress the entire community.
I am old and retired now (and probably forgotten half of what I once knew) - I don't need to impress anyone.
If you have a question - it would have been better to start a new discussion thread with a link back to this one for reference.
See Attached file of scanned obj file including textures.
(If it doesn't display properly on your machine - ask questions.
@Anonymous
See the Timeline.
First step - Enable Capture Design History
Step 2 Run Repair on the imported obj geometry. (Might not be necessary, but in any case, reading the Timeline we see that operation was performed).
Step 3 Run Remesh on the imported obj geometry. (Might not be necessary, but in any case, reading the Timeline we see that operation was performed).
Step 4 Run Reduce on the imported obj geometry. (Might not be necessary, but in any case, reading the Timeline we see that operation was performed).
Depending on Design Intent - the next step might be to convert from a mesh body to a solid body...
Do you see how the Timeline History can be followed using the Previous Step/Next Step play
or by simply dragging the playhead?
You can also right click (or double click) on any feature in the Timeline and select Edit Feature...
@Anonymous wrote:.... How is any of that supposed to record history of the attached model.
he's already answered that twice. turn on "capture design history"-
