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Re: creating loft or boundary surface using a 3-d sketch
Have you tried right click on the "air" and use SelectionManager?
Search "Selectionmanager" (one word) in your help file.
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Re: creating loft or boundary surface using a 3-d sketch
yes I have and I also have tried the selction filter at the bottom of the screen. In Pro-e you can do it all in ISDX. You can create the curves and the surface under one umbrella, it's called a super feature and I am wondering if you can do that in SW ?
Suggestions ?
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Re: creating loft or boundary surface using a 3-d sketch
not exactly it, try making a 3d frame and then do a surface... close though
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Re: creating loft or boundary surface using a 3-d sketch
here is a 3d sketch in Pro-e what I'm talking about. In solidworks I created the curves in a 3d sketch and I want to make a surface. When i pick 1 side to make a surface, it grabs the entire sketch how do I pick just one side at a time, I tried the property manamger and it won't work
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Re: creating loft or boundary surface using a 3-d sketch
Do you have 4 segments inside your 3DSketch? If not, you need to split them before using Selectionmanager. Video to follow shortly.
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Re: Selection Manager Video - Answer to - Re: creating loft or boundary surface using a 3-d sketch
Remember, you can pin the SM so that you don't have to keep opening it every time you want to use it. Also you can RMB confirm thru multiple selections and lastly, SM comes up automatically if you pick a 3D sketch which contains more than one entity for selection in most commands like loft, boundary, sweep etc.
Regards
Mark
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Re: Selection Manager Video - Answer to - Re: creating loft or boundary surface using a 3-d sketch
Thanks Mark! I will add this information to the blog post.
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