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one surface instead four

bcat
9-Granite

one surface instead four

hello

 

i have a little problem ; i want to create a single surface instead four is posible ?

 

i attach picture for better understanding

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MartinHanak
24-Ruby III
(To:bcat)


@bcat wrote:

hello

 

i have a little problem ; i want to create a single surface instead four is posible ?

 

i attach picture for better understanding


Hi,

please describe how did you create the surface.


Martin Hanák

i created surface with boundary blend

tbraxton
22-Sapphire I
(To:bcat)

If you used a 4 sided boundary blend then it is one surface. The lines within the boundary are likely the result of changes in the surface properties (isoparms). Not a definitive diagnosis from your picture only, would need to look at the model to be sure.

 

In order to not get the lines within the boundary you will need to "clean" up your boundary curves.

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Involute Development, LLC
Consulting Engineers
Specialists in Creo Parametric
bcat
9-Granite
(To:tbraxton)

in the fille 1 is the definition for boundaryblend

in the fille 2 is the result i want if is posible

tbraxton
22-Sapphire I
(To:bcat)

Try the following.

1) Make copies of the boundary curves using approximate option. (if the curve is a linear segment this is not needed)

2) Create the boundary blend using the approximate curves.

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Involute Development, LLC
Consulting Engineers
Specialists in Creo Parametric
BHOoi
16-Pearl
(To:bcat)

Could you please provide part file with the curves you used to create that surface? Curve approximation may be one way but it may give you geom check error in the subsequent surface merges. I would like to look at your curves and try it out. Thanks

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