I'm trying to design a QR code to be 3D printed... It did the full sketch o
utline but didn't realize, until it was too late that I can't have three en
dpoints going to one point... So it won't let me extrude... The only proble
m, I need to have those points in order to render the QR code correctly...
the error is "Description of problem: Three or more contour segments meet
at this point"...
Is there a work around to override this and make it work?
outline but didn't realize, until it was too late that I can't have three
endpoints going to one point... So it won't let me extrude... The only prob
lem, I need to have those points in order to render the QR code correctly..
.
t at this point"...
You can try creating fillets at the corners of the items being extruded so
they do not actualy meet at a point.
outline but didn't realize, until it was too late that I can't have three
endpoints going to one point... So it won't let me extrude... The only prob
lem, I need to have those points in order to render the QR code correctly..
.
t at this point"...
Hello,
I don't know if anyone will see this but I am having the same error come up
. I have basically drawn an elongated trapezoid and mirrored it about one o
f the sides. Obviously that leads to having three segments meet at a point.
I want to extrude both trapezoids as one piece but that's where the error
comes in. I have done this before without any problem and I can't tell that
I've done anything differently this time. I have also tried adjusting the
side that the shape is mirrored around so that it does not intersect with t
he top and bottom sides (where the error indicates the problem lies). When
I try to extrude it automatically selects thin feature and I can't unselect
it.
Please can someone help me figure out why I am getting this error when I ha
d no problems doing this before? And how can I get past it?
Thank you so much in advance!
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