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Re: anybody can fix my problem about projected curve it has more than one open/closed profile
Attach your file always fella....
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Re: anybody can fix my problem about projected curve it has more than one open/closed profile
Welcome to the forum. As Rubén Rodolfo Balderrama said, having the file would be a big help. See How can I attach a file to a forum post? if you aren't familiar with the process.
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Re: anybody can fix my problem about projected curve it has more than one open/closed profile
Ok I saw 2 posible errors there....fix those ones...
Unlink this line and attach one dimension there
There're 2 lines to need to move to construction lines
Add some extra material here
Cut or any other operation
It's what you want?
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Re: anybody can fix my problem about projected curve it has more than one open/closed profile
yes i want projected that curve
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Re: anybody can fix my problem about projected curve it has more than one open/closed profile
thank you for helping me brother
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Re: anybody can fix my problem about projected curve it has more than one open/closed profile
No problem fella....have a great day....
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Re: anybody can fix my problem about projected curve it has more than one open/closed profile
can you give me the file i still confused with 2 lines to need to move to construction lines
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Re: anybody can fix my problem about projected curve it has more than one open/closed profile
I show you only because I'm desing on SW2018 SP2....
I proyected too see
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Re: anybody can fix my problem about projected curve it has more than one open/closed profile
how to add some material ?
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Re: anybody can fix my problem about projected curve it has more than one open/closed profile
Hello Rafi,.. adding to Rubens suggestions... I'd suggest simplifying this more... using a surface extrusion (and/btw, flp the curve direction)... do a trim and thicken..
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Re: anybody can fix my problem about projected curve it has more than one open/closed profile
Paul Salvador wrote:
Hello Rafi,.. adding to Rubens suggestions... I'd suggest simplifying this more... using a surface extrusion (and/btw, flp the curve direction)... do a trim and thicken..
Wow, Im not into surfacing models but I had to try this.
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