Fusion : Bug ... ?

Fusion : Bug ... ?

123penn
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Fusion : Bug ... ?

123penn
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Hi,

I am a French Free Fusion user.

I think the issue described below is a bug.

 

Everything in mm.

An Object, E5.4 E5.3+Miroir + Modifiy -> Shell that gives E5.4 E5.3+Miroir+Coque, 

Modify -> Split Body this object with splitting tool = Z=0 plane

That gives an Error Message.

 

1. If I try the same operation with any created offset Z plane Z#0, for example Z=0.001, it works fine.

2. If I try with an Offset Z plane Z=10 and a Z=10 translated object, it works fine too.

 

Project "Objet de Base" with the single object, E5.4 E5.3+Miroir+Coque, attached 

 

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g-andresen
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Hi,

Unfortunately, due to the lack of history, it is not possible to analyze the cause of a possible error.
Please upload a version including the history for review.

 

günther

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123penn
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It's far from simple.

The best I can do is to attach the initial solid before Modify -> Shell

It's Splittable with Z=0 plane

It's created from a solid box - solid 

 

Modify -> Shell, it becomes not splittable ...

 

Finally, 1. and 2. are not still working (?), but 1. with Z>=0.02mm is working ... (?)

 

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123penn
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More informations, some help from the French Forum.

There are two small streaks, 6,653mm long, inside at X=124.846, and X=-124.846, Y=225.228.

 

Screen Copies attached

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jhackney1972
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You could use the Split Body before it is shelled, shell each half afterwards and then Combine it back together.  Model is attached.

John Hackney, Retired
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123penn
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Hi John,

 

Thanks, your result is nice 🙂

But I can't reproduce that, something missing I guess.

If I split the body first I obtain the "Coque 1" shell that is closed on 6 faces, "Coque 2", "Coque 3" with the 2 bodies.

Files in attachment.

 

How do you manage to "eliminate" the faces surrounded by red rectangles ?

 

Alain

 

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jhackney1972
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Video will explain process.

John Hackney, Retired
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123penn
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Hi John,

 

Great job, so nicely simple, wonderful solution, I am speechless 🤗

Educative too ... 

 

Thank you a lot

Alain

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