Issue Extruding onto Faces

Issue Extruding onto Faces

wickben
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Issue Extruding onto Faces

wickben
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I have an object with 3 faces that I don't know how to combine and I need to extrude the SVG into the object. I included a screenshot of the objects faces and the svg extrusion error. Screenshot 2021-08-09 223004.png

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Rushikesh.kadam
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@wickben Please share the model and SVG. It will be helpful to provide a quick solution if data is attached. 

You can export the design as a .f3d/.f3z and attach it to the post or share a public link.

 

Regards,

 




Rushikesh Kadam
Senior QA Engineer
Quality Assurance
Autodesk, Inc.


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jeff_strater
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the error message is pretty clear.  The profile you have selected is larger than the "from" face you have selected.  The "from" face must fully enclose the profile:

Screen Shot 2021-08-10 at 7.44.04 AM.png

 

So, you must select a "from" face that is larger than the profile.


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wickben
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I understand that much. I'm asking how I can solve this, because I need to extrude that SVG into that body. How can I merge these faces or is there a work around that I can use to achieve my goal?

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wickben
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wickben
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I uploaded the files in a reply to the post.

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jeff_strater
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the "from object" option is missing a few options that the "to object" option has - the ability to extend the selected face, and the ability to select an entire body as the object.  So, as a result, one way to do this is to use "to object" to an offset surface body which is offset to the depth that you need.

 


Jeff Strater
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Rushikesh.kadam
Autodesk
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@wickben I believe you have marked my reply as a solution accidentally. Can you correct it and click the 'Accept Solution' button of the post which provided the answer? This will help others find the answer quickly.

 

Regards,

Rushikesh Kadam.




Rushikesh Kadam
Senior QA Engineer
Quality Assurance
Autodesk, Inc.


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