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Creating hull but ignoring some solid ?

Anonymous

Creating hull but ignoring some solid ?

Anonymous
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philippegueorguievskii_1-1587429594324.png

 

Hi everyone !

So I've got myself those two shapes, and I want to make a hull out of the big one while ignoring the small one so it looks like this :

philippegueorguievskii_2-1587429736222.png

 

in the inside. I tried :

- doing something with this little thingy :

philippegueorguievskii_3-1587429825298.png

but it tells me there should be at least 2 solids.

- doing something with that little thingy :

philippegueorguievskii_4-1587429971569.png

 

But I can't select any surface or tool. Is there any easy whay to do something like that ?

Thanks in advance !

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johnsonshiue
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Community Manager

Hi! This should be doable easily. Please share the file here.

Many thanks!



Johnson Shiue (johnson.shiue@autodesk.com)
Software Test Engineer
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Anonymous
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Here

 

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JDMather
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See Attached file.

You should fully define your sketches.


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Anonymous
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Still gives me something like this: 

philippegueorguievskii_0-1587484508390.png

Or this :

philippegueorguievskii_1-1587484558931.png

when I try to "empty it out"

 

Instead of this :

philippegueorguievskii_2-1587484582040.png

I get this :

philippegueorguievskii_3-1587484602818.png

Or this :

philippegueorguievskii_4-1587484619669.png

 

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JDMather
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Oops, I must have Attached the wrong file - back in a few minutes.

@Anonymous 

Try this one...

Tank.PNG


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johnsonshiue
Community Manager
Community Manager

Hi! There are several ways to do that. One way is to create the features in a different order. You can delete the boxy extrusion and create shell first. Then add the extrusion.

Another way is to use Delete Face feature (check Heal option) -> pick the inner shelled faces of the boxy extrusion.

Many thanks!



Johnson Shiue (johnson.shiue@autodesk.com)
Software Test Engineer

Anonymous
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Thanks everyone !

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