How to create a sweep with short path?

How to create a sweep with short path?

Sleepingfish_Kuo
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How to create a sweep with short path?

Sleepingfish_Kuo
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this is orginal model, And I want this below.

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Is there any other method except rewriting it as an extrusion component?

 

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eizinmyat
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Hello,

How about using swept blend? If you have two different cross sections and a path, you can create using swept blend. You can also use void for cutting unrequired parts from the top or section views. 

I hope it helps!!
Happy Optimizing!!

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Ei Zin Myat
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ONESTRUCTION Co., Ltd.
eizinmyat@onestruction.com
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ToanDN
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Create overlapping two sweeps and join them.

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Simon_Weel
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The problem isn't the path, but the direction of the profile - it folds in on itself and that's a problem.

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RDAOU
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@Sleepingfish_Kuo 

 

When the length of transition/path is less than 1xProfile Width (ie: a=b or a>b) you are less likely to be able to use a sweep.

 

Your best bet would be to work with 2 sweeps and joining them as suggested by Toan. 

 

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Sleepingfish_Kuo
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I got a shape with this part lost when using two separated sweep.

... I'll use extrusion to instead some of them until find a easier way.

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RDAOU
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@Sleepingfish_Kuo 

 

Considering that you have used Pick Path, you can simply do the following:

  • Switch to Wireframe to see the lines you have used to pick path
  • Stretch or Align and lock as needed
  • Use Join Geometry

 

See GIF Below

Sweep_Picked Path Adjust.gif

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