It's just the front third of a human head . . . there's an annoying gap left between the lips, and maybe something going on with the sides of the nose. [SLDPRT attached . . . PS. also attached IGS]
Yes, it can be done. There is an opening between the lips that needs to be closed. You can use Tools > Evaluate > Check to find it. And then make a surface and Trim to close everything up.
Nice.
Did you do this with SolidWorks? Would be interested to know how you tackled it.
Unfortunately, I'm an unemployed student and can't offer payment, but I'd be very grateful if you shared the 3D file.
Thanks in advance.
Maha attached his file... you may need to login to see it?
Maha Nadarasa wrote:
Hi Maha,
I made a quick 'Deform Tool' demonstration video today - using the solid model you helped me with yesterday.
Thought you might be interested . . . have a look >> SolidWorks Deform tool - Surface Push - YouTube
Thanks again.
Thanks for the information. It is said to avoid model-modifying feature (Flex, Deform) as far as possible.
Paul Salvador wrote:
Hi Paul,
Not sure what this means. Did you manage to repair it, or are you saying your software detected no flaws?
...my file is attached.. I filled just behind the lips and made it solid.
Paul Salvador wrote:
...my file is attached.. I filled just behind the lips and made it solid.
Thanks for that
Downloaded both, and they both checked out ok. Had to give Maha the green-check-mark though coz he got in there first I think.
Would be great to see an image of the patched mouth from behind. I had a go myself, but I'm only learning surfaces at the moment.
Bed time for me in Europe.
Liam.. no problem,. I'm sure Maha did great!.. ... I'll attach another way, using your file, which is creating a boundary cap behind the lips.. you will need to knit/trim.. cheers!
1-CV-413 wrote:
Liam.. no problem,. I'm sure Maha did great!.. ... I'll attach another way, using your file, which is creating a boundary cap behind the lips.. you will need to knit/trim.. cheers!
Aaaah, I get it now. Thanks for sharing.
