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solidify

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solidify

how to create a solidify?
what is the importance/advantages of doing so?

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Solids and quilts behave quite different in Creo. To get a set of surfaces to solidify, you need a closed boundary and merges surfaces into one quilt. A solid may also share the quilt boundary to create the closed volume.

Sometimes it is easier to work with surfaces until you get the shape you want and use either a solidify or thicken to make it a solid object.

Solid objects work better in drawings as well. In general, people working in parametric modelers are after a solid part definition.

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Solids and quilts behave quite different in Creo. To get a set of surfaces to solidify, you need a closed boundary and merges surfaces into one quilt. A solid may also share the quilt boundary to create the closed volume.

Sometimes it is easier to work with surfaces until you get the shape you want and use either a solidify or thicken to make it a solid object.

Solid objects work better in drawings as well. In general, people working in parametric modelers are after a solid part definition.

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