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I've created some pipe fitting families and noticed that when I apply insulation to these fittings in a project, strange shapes are appearing as their insulation. I tried the same with Autodesk standard fittings, and everything worked fine. So, what have I missed? What should I do to fix my families and apply insulation correctly?
You have to use only sweeps to generate the geometry to get a better result.
Fábio Sato Did you find this post helpful? Feel free to Like this post. Did your question get successfully answered? Then click on the ACCEPT SOLUTION button.
If the geometry is to complex, the insulation wil have difficulties wrapping around the fittings. This is especially the case with pipe fittings, pipe accessories.. ducts seem to have this issue less.
try simplifying your fitting family to the bare minimum.
if you need help you could always provide a sample of your family that’s causing the issue.
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