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I have a pattern in a family table the does not work correctly. The group is shown below in red, but the round does not get pulled through to all the pattern members. The model below is the generic.
Below is another instance from the family table where the pattern worked for about half of the pattern, then stopped.
I would appreciate any thoughts. Thanks
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This appears to be related to the reference geometry not maintaining the references as it clocks around. Semi-circular geometry also causing some headahces due to that I think.
If you are using edge-rounds - that can be a problem in situations like this.
Try a Surf-To-Surf round instead. That should work better for your transitions.
Dave
This appears to be related to the reference geometry not maintaining the references as it clocks around. Semi-circular geometry also causing some headahces due to that I think.
If you are using edge-rounds - that can be a problem in situations like this.
Try a Surf-To-Surf round instead. That should work better for your transitions.
Dave
David, this worked. Thanks
@Mike6 wrote:
I have a pattern in a family table the does not work correctly. The group is shown below in red, but the round does not get pulled through to all the pattern members. The model below is the generic.
Below is another instance from the family table where the pattern worked for about half of the pattern, then stopped.
I would appreciate any thoughts. Thanks
Hi,
tip: create one-eighth of the rotational geometry and pattern this geometry using Geometry Pattern.