emboss / features

[abiliofernandes097]

Hello

How can I project curves onto 3D faces without deforming them?

Using the face normal?

Thanks

[g-andresen]

Hi,

1. This should be feasible with Emboss/Deboss
2. Which profile should be punched?

please share the file for reply

File > export > save as f3d on local drive > attach to post

güpnther

[abiliofernandes097]

hi

I stopped using emboss because it didn't work on several solids?

Is there a correct way to apply emboss? So that it doesn't fail on any solid?

another question :

How can I use emboss to drill a solid and then apply thickness?

It has to be with emboss because the holes must follow the normal of a face

THANKS

[g-andresen]

Hi,

Unfortunately, you have changed your initial post and removed an existing screenshot.
Please update the question with a corresponding screenshot.

Günther

[abiliofernandes097]

I fixed the problem
Thanks for letting me know

Can you answer the last questions in the post above?

[g-andresen]

Hi,

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@abiliofernandes097  schrieb:

Can you answer the last questions in the post above?

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please share the file

günther

[abiliofernandes097]

I'm asking in general terms.

Regarding the operation of the command in any solid state.

[TheCADWhisperer]

@abiliofernandes097 

Sheet Metal.  (even if not sheet metal)

[abiliofernandes097]

obrigado

[abiliofernandes097]

Why doesn't embossing work in this image context?
I sent the file as an attachment

[g-andresen · Accepted solution]

Hi,

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@abiliofernandes097  schrieb:

Why doesn't embossing work in this image context?

My explanation:
Embossing is prevented by the multiple curved surface.

If you want to achieve this, Split Face and Offset Face will be your friends.

günther

[g-andresen]

Hi,

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@abiliofernandes097  schrieb:

Why doesn't embossing work in this image context?

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As I have just seen* that you have followed my suggestion, it would be nice if you would comment on it and mark it as an accepted solution.

In this way, future readers can also benefit from it.

günther

* new thread