Edit emboss feature failed

[redondelosCRREA]

I am trying to emboss this geometry over the 3D model of a bottle. Every single letter embosses perfectly, but when I include the big letter T, this error shows up. I sincerely do not know what could be happening.

[Gabriel_Watson]

- Issues importing (embosses/logos, etc.) from AutoCAD into Inventor sketch:
Try Copying to Clipboard from AutoCAD, then doing a simple right-click "Paste" in the Inventor Sketch.
Things to watch out for when importing from AutoCAD into Inventor:
1) Deleting proxy blocks/info from an AutoCAD drawing:

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-forum/how-to-get-rid-of-proxy-objects-in-an-autocad-drawing/m...
2) Imported AutoCAD polylines bring in many curved sections into Inventor: to remove those, select the Polylines/Curves in ACAD and type PE > Decurve.
3) Very complex AutoCAD profiles may fail to extrude: zoom into corners to fix some of them, but ultimately, In ACAD use the command "PEDIT > M (multiple) > JOIN > JOINTYPE > BOTH > 1.0 (fuzz distance)". Afterwards, trim any flying edges across the profile.

[JDMather]

@redondelosCRREA 

Attach your file here.

[redondelosCRREA]

Sure

[JDMather · Accepted solution]

Using the Divide and Conquer method we find that there is an opening in the profile here...

JDMather_0-1687987845789.png

Also, there are double lines (lines on top of each other).

[redondelosCRREA]

What can be done to fix it? Just close the loop? Take into account that for embossing, I am projecting the geometry into a new sketch on the work plane. 

[Gabriel_Watson · Accepted solution]

You can delete the problem curve in Sketch10 (the projection one) and replace it with a similar arc:

Gabriel_Watson_0-1688010845963.png

Attached example of how that works (Inv. 2024 format):

Gabriel_Watson_1-1688010965846.png Gabriel_Watson_2-1688010985194.png