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Your 2 outer surfaces of the solid body are not the same, turn on curvature on the larger outside surfaces and you can see differences where the surface ends at the point. -
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isoparameter curves are not the same either, they are completely two different animals. Plus it's not solidworks that make that surface, it's the parasolid kernel.
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Surface thickness
Hi,tim czakei wrote:
isoparameter curves are not the same either, they are completely two different animals. Plus it's not solidworks that make that surface, it's the parasolid kernel.
my exercise is to create a 2 mm thickness without bad result or strange solutions.
I attach a new file.
I explain the steps to be observed :
1 To use and adhere blindly curves shown in the file "pippetto.zip" posted above
2 The surface must be one, grade> 3 and maximum continuity (call it class-A)
3 No singularity
4 Create offset without "sweet" and possibly to avoid the "tailor" with cutting and sweing.
Thanks,
Alessandro-
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Hi Alessandro ,
please see the attached part. it's not class A, because the curves you placed in that file isn't curvature continuous.
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