Can anyone help me with this problem I have. I attached the file and inserted a picture below to help explain. I have no idea why it is doing this and would like to fix the problem if at all possible. All I have been trying to do is extrude a flat piece to the body, but no matter which way I do it, I always have this problem. I will try to answer any questions possible if I can.
Thank you for the input Ben. Do you know how to fix that error or problem?
The easiest way I found to fix this problem was to roll it back to the shell then save it as a step file and import it back in as a part. This allowed me to heal all the faces, but I now have to redo everything I did after the shell. Is there another option?
Unfortunately you cannot heal an imported part that already contains features, they would most likely fail after that operation. The only way to repair the completed file would be to delete the problematic faces then use the surfacing tools to recreate the missing geometry. Of course the other option would be recreate the file as you have previously mentioned.
~Ben
..this rib converging into the inside wall seam is not good,.. you need to clean this up. ..what you could do is roll back before the rib and split that face near/along the inside wall seam and delete/replace?... (image).... also, going back to your old question,.. this maybe directly related...? https://forum.solidworks.com/thread/234919#comment-990574
..example of repair attached..
Hey Patrick,
Are you having issues with Boss-Extrude45? If you run a check on the model (Tools -> Evaluate -> Check) you will find 6 inconsistent faces that should be repaired. To avoid these inconsistencies, you may want to turn on the option 'Verification on rebuild (enable advanced body checking)' in the Performance section of your System Options while creating these features. You may need to back track to resolve issues with earlier features that are now preventing this one from working properly.
~Ben