self-intersecting error after very simple extrusion

self-intersecting error after very simple extrusion

elf_monkey
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self-intersecting error after very simple extrusion

elf_monkey
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Please help

 

After creating an extrusion in SCULPT mode with a very simple sketch, I´m unable to fill a hole in the face of the resulting shape.

I get an conversion error, some surfaces are self intersecting even tough the sketch is very simple and the model quite straightforward

 

Here a screencast

 

Thanks

 

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jeff_strater
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Hi @elf_monkey,

 

It looks like the screencast didn't make the post.  I think you have to click on "Insert" to get it to actually get inserted (it's not obvious...):

 

 Screen Shot 2017-09-09 at 1.26.34 PM.png

 

Jeff


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elf_monkey
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I tough I clicked insert. Lets see if this time.

Thanks

 

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jeff_strater
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Thanks.  The video made it through.  I'm able to reproduce this.  I'll file a bug.  It looks like "Fill Star", and "Reduced Star" modes for Fill Hole both have this problem.  I did find that "Collapse" will succeed:

 

Screen Shot 2017-09-09 at 2.49.36 PM.png

 

Screen Shot 2017-09-09 at 2.49.46 PM.png


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jeff_strater
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Filed as FUS-35114


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laughingcreek
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Jeff, FWIW: T-splines has failed at this type of fill since its inception (Or at least since I first used it in Rhino many years ago, before AD bought it).  Fixing probably wasn't a high priority because it also produces terrible geometry,  at least from a T-spline centric view.  I've always had to build more T-spline edges and create good geometry to close surfaces like this.