Hi
I want to slice a solid box with a projection of a spline onto it, but how
do I do it?
I have the box and the 3D spline, what now?
Best regards
//zigge
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19 years ago
Howto slice block with a spline?
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19 years ago
You cant slice a solid with a spline in plain AutoCAD...What you can do is:
1- Make a profil with the spline 2- Make a solid with the profil 3- Subtract
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1- Make a profil with the spline 2- Make a solid with the profil 3- Subtract
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19 years ago
Do I use the SOLPROF to make the profile? It says that "You must be in a
Layout to use SOLPROF." I Don't know anything on layouts, I just want to
work i modelspace and plot drawings from this...
Best regards //zigge
Best regards //zigge
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19 years ago
Yes of course, thank you. But the spline is not a closed object and I can't
make an extrusion with two different lines. what now?
//zigge
//zigge
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19 years ago
Then just close it with lines...then make REGION with these objects to have
something you can extrude
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19 years ago
No ruled surface wont work...can you post your drawing in the CF news group ? I
could check.
Because the region is suppose to work
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19 years ago
are you sure you posted it ?...Didnt receive it yet...
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19 years ago
Oh, Im not at the CS-forum...
I try to send again.
As you can see it is a staircase. I want to project the upper spline (blue) as a knife perpendicular onto the outer beam (white) to get a nice cut to look at.
//zigge
I try to send again.
As you can see it is a staircase. I want to project the upper spline (blue) as a knife perpendicular onto the outer beam (white) to get a nice cut to look at.
//zigge
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19 years ago
no luck...you have AutoCAD 2004 !?....because i cant open it (incompatible
version)
I have AutoCAD 2002
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I have AutoCAD 2002
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19 years ago
I have sent it in acad 2000/LT format now.
//zigge
//zigge
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19 years ago
I can see it now....and i know why the region didnt work....To make a region,
the objects (splines,
lines) have to be in a plane (2D)...and we can see that you splines are 3D...
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19 years ago
Thats the point! So what would you propose ?
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19 years ago
To draw a 2D spline....can i post an example to snipped-for-privacy@pc.dk ?
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19 years ago
Allthough it's the easy way, to send the drawing to you. I would like it
better if you could instruct me, so I am able to perform the trick my self
on happy ocasions when I need to slice a box with a 3d-spline :-)
Best ... //zigge
Best ... //zigge
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19 years ago
I would use some self-made programs for that, which are not ready for
dealing yet.
So I would like to do some test for you.
Regards
Jochen
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19 years ago
Hi
"zigge" skrev i en meddelelse news:3f00424a$0$5165$ snipped-for-privacy@dread11.news.tele.dk... Now what is it you realy want ; do you want this option generaly so you can cut and slice however you want , or do you want a spiral stairway ? Solids and Splines is very different objects, and if you want to "slice" with a spline, you would need two Splines, to describe the panel formed between these ; ------- BTW, shuldn't the stairway carry steps or is it ment as one of these toy things in a swimpool ? Check some nice graphics where the solids do go round ;
"zigge" skrev i en meddelelse news:3f00424a$0$5165$ snipped-for-privacy@dread11.news.tele.dk... Now what is it you realy want ; do you want this option generaly so you can cut and slice however you want , or do you want a spiral stairway ? Solids and Splines is very different objects, and if you want to "slice" with a spline, you would need two Splines, to describe the panel formed between these ; ------- BTW, shuldn't the stairway carry steps or is it ment as one of these toy things in a swimpool ? Check some nice graphics where the solids do go round ;
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