Hi,
I noticed that everytime I export anything from NX via IGES translator, when i open the exported iges file, say in Alias, the surface displays very very faceted when shaded, and doesnt even follow close its own wireframe shape.
Same if I import it in Keyshot for rendering.
This always...
YES, absolutely right you are. Can´t believe it was right under my eyes, and i skipped it. That s what using alias for too long lately does to you, i suppose. I was off NX for about 6 months, so i m getting back on track with it, as the the approach to solve surface challenges is totally...
Just thought of something simple that would solve it with trim/divide.... That is, to convert it to a non-periodic surface. For example rhino has this command.Can NX do something similar, or any trick to remove the non-periodicity? Remove parameters and making the body history free, will keep it...
Hi John,
First of all thank you very much for being so kind and will to help in all your answers. Appreciated.
I understand perfectly what you are saying in your second answer. Would be easy to that on alias, on any place i wished, i.e. to place a isoparm, or to extract a isoparm at any precise...
Why is that so relevant?... The command has been around for some time i think...And is such a trivial operation anyway.
I am using NX 7.5, with the new update. As far as i know, the command is working pretty well. It clearly states it cannot be applied in the periodic direction, so i assume it...
Imagine a straight line that is revolved around the wcs origin... We get a cilinder. Easy enough. In revolve options, we set it to be a sheet body, and not a solid.
Now we apply the isoparam trim/divide..... well, it wont work.... it needs a face, and not a body. Fine.
Now we extract the face...
