Loft

Loft

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Message 1 of 19

Loft

Anonymous
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Hi,

It is the Loft. I made me sick.

Would you please tell me where is my error in the attached ipt file.  The Loft refuses to do its job

atajabbs

inventor 2017

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Message 2 of 19

andrewiv
Advisor
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Do you have a picture of the finished product that you are trying to obtain?  It's a little hard to tell from just the part file.

Andrew In’t Veld
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Message 3 of 19

tdant
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I'm just guessing here, but you may need some combination of sweeps and lofts to get from one sketch to the other. Take a look at the attached file and see if that helps any.

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Message 4 of 19

JDMather
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See Attached.  (Done with one Loft.)


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Message 5 of 19

Anonymous
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How is it opened?

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Message 6 of 19

Anonymous
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Sorry, It hasn't opened. My version is 2017

Thank you

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Message 7 of 19

JDMather
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@Anonymous wrote:

How is it opened?


File>Open and set to file type *.stp


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Message 8 of 19

Anonymous
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Sorry, I couldn't catch it.

Would you please explain where to find or how

regards

atajabbas

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Message 9 of 19

Anonymous
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It is something like a plastic seat

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Message 10 of 19

JDMather
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@Anonymous wrote:

Sorry, I couldn't catch it.

Would you please explain where to find or how


This is the same in all programs.

As easy as steps 1, 2 & 3.

 

123.png


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Message 11 of 19

Anonymous
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Hi,

Thank you sir for your reply.

But, I have tried to understand how to do the repair and how to find it on the tools ribbon, but I couldn't. So, where can I find  the tool "Repair" and how to use it. It seems very important to solve geometry problems.

Many thanks,

atajabbas 

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Message 12 of 19

JDMather
Consultant
Consultant

@Anonymous wrote:

... where can I find  the tool "Repair" ...


Where did I make any reference to "Repair"?  I don't know how this is relevant to Loft issue?

Repair Bodies.png


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Message 13 of 19

JDMather
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I noticed in the original file that you posted - that you had an unconstrained sketch?  See Attached file for a fully constrained sketch and L:oft.

Loft.png


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Message 14 of 19

Anonymous
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It is OK, and thank you. But how did you converted from ordinary file to Repair file, please.

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Message 15 of 19

JDMather
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@Anonymous wrote:

...But how did you converted from ordinary file to Repair file, please.


I don't know what this means?
1. I downloaded your file.

2. I manually fixed your sketches  (missing Tangent constraint and others - removed extraneous geometry that had nothing to do with your problem description of Loft).

3. Lofted the sketches.

4. Saved and uploaded file back to the forum.


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Message 16 of 19

johnsonshiue
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Hi! Here is one of the solutions. I used a Surface Loft and Thicken both ways.

Many thanks!



Johnson Shiue (johnson.shiue@autodesk.com)
Software Test Engineer
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Message 17 of 19

Anonymous
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It is OK, but when I am in the Inventor window, with another part, how can I call the "Repair"? It is not in the right click list.

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Message 18 of 19

JDMather
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@Anonymous wrote:

... with another part, how can I call the "Repair"? It is not in the right click list.


What other part?  Can you attach this other part here?  What are you trying to Repair?

More information is needed.


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Message 19 of 19

Anonymous
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I mean in general. If I encounter a geometry problem and can't find the error. I mean it is not logical each time come to you. You may get bored.

thank you

regards

atajabbas

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