stitch failed , can't make one solid body

stitch failed , can't make one solid body

muhammadagussriharto
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stitch failed , can't make one solid body

muhammadagussriharto
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currently , I tried to make one solid body for aluminum RIB boat . However , I  meet a problem which I can't solve by myself . So, I have file from rhino then export to inventor  , and try to make solid and repair in inventor for simulation CFD . but the last stitch-surfaces can't make to solid even thought I have fixed the model , I don't know what the problem exactly , after I repair and heal the error. .

The file I include , please check , I really need advice and need the file to be one solid 

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JDMather
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@muhammadagussriharto 

There are a lot of issues in the model.

Can you export an IGES and a STEP file from Rhino.


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muhammadagussriharto
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Thanks for response JDMather , okay I will drop the file on here .  "Step" file from Rhino. and sorry it looks like can't send igs file on here  

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SBix26
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@muhammadagussriharto wrote:

 sorry it looks like can't send igs file on here  


Zip it and attach the .zip file.


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JDMather
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@muhammadagussriharto 

The geometry does not make logical sense.

For example the back is infinitely thin surface.  This cannot exist in the real world - it should have been modeled with some thickness.

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The floatation tubes along the side are also infinitely thin (and missing end caps).

JDMather_1-1743280993227.png

 

You could Thicken and trim up these surfaces (rather than Stitch) to match the real world - but it will take some real world effort.  No magical Easy Button.


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muhammadagussriharto
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ohh , thanks for the idea . okay, I will drop on here 

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muhammadagussriharto
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many thanks to JDMather , What you said it's right. the model isn't make sense in real world. I try to fix and make better for the model in 3d 

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