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Hello I created a hole with extrude (remove material) option nut then I got 2 bottom surfaces of 2 holes as 1 entity and 2 top surface as 1 entity later I divided the 2 bottom and 2 top into 4 entity with split surface region option. Now I cannot unify the top and bottom surface for either of the holes. I need top and bottom as 1 entity for using analysis on another software (which does not support join surface and split surface are considered as 2 cad faces)
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@Sreejith_S wrote:
So now in the below images I want to join the both surfaces of the hole (highlighted in green) how do I proceed as I have tried unify tool but it is not highlighting anything
Hi,
cylindrical surface of the hole is always split into 2 halves. You cannot unite them into single surface.
If the only problem is selection then you can use Pick From List command to select both halves at once.
Hi,
unfortunately I do not understand your description well. Maybe you have problem with cylindrical surface split into 2 halves. This is the way how Creo creates cylindrical surface ... you cannot change it.
Ok now is it possible to join surfaces on the picture above. When I try using the unify surface option I am unable to select the surface either on the part or on the model tree
So now in the below images I want to join the both surfaces of the hole (highlighted in green) how do I proceed as I have tried unify tool but it is not highlighting anything
@Sreejith_S wrote:
So now in the below images I want to join the both surfaces of the hole (highlighted in green) how do I proceed as I have tried unify tool but it is not highlighting anything
Hi,
cylindrical surface of the hole is always split into 2 halves. You cannot unite them into single surface.
If the only problem is selection then you can use Pick From List command to select both halves at once.