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I have imported artwork from AutoCAD as a feature in my model. I have projected the feature onto a revolved cone shape. I now need to show this is a raised feature on the surface. Any suggestions on the best method to accomplish this?
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i think "offset surface, use sketch, with draft" will do this....but requires Advanced assembly licence.
other option is to
*extrude quilts *drafter the quilts *offset foundation surfaces to create endcaps for the quilts *merge extruded,k drafted quilts with end caps. *solidy or cut with the quilts..
You might want to play with a "wrapped" curve as opposed to a "projected curve". wrapped curves attempt to maintain length of the sketched entities while placing them on the surface. Wrap is limited to only cylindrical surfaces, I am not sure about conical surfaces???
Pete
On Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 9:43 AM, Fariello, Patrick <-<br/>> wrote:
> Offset surface, expand feature, or expand w/ draft > > > > *From:* David Bower [
