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Boundary Blend (creo 3.0)

bponnusamy
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Boundary Blend (creo 3.0)

Hello guys,

        I would like to know whether we can close that portion using Boundary Blend. I know we can use fill command and style surface to close it but I want to know whether we can fill it using BB if so can you tell the step by step to do so in Boundary blend.

BB.png

Thank you

Babu

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rsobecki
13-Aquamarine
(To:bponnusamy)

I see no problem to create this BB...

BB_test.PNG

I used standard adding non tangent boundary using <SHIFT> key.

Maybe you wish to obtain something different?

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Patriot_1776
22-Sapphire II
(To:bponnusamy)

If it's planar, you don't need a boundary blend, just do a "Fill" surface.

rsobecki
13-Aquamarine
(To:bponnusamy)

I see no problem to create this BB...

BB_test.PNG

I used standard adding non tangent boundary using <SHIFT> key.

Maybe you wish to obtain something different?

Hi Babu,

Just select Boundary Blend command & select 2 chains in first direction

bndr_blnd.JPG

Pushkar

Patriot_1776
22-Sapphire II
(To:bponnusamy)

Like I said, if it's planar, use a "Fill" surface, it's a more simple. easy feature and takes a LOT less memory.

Simple is best. 

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