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Bounded Plane in KF (Knowledge Fusion)

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severin

Mechanical
Aug 8, 2007
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Hi,

i have intersected few faces and a i have joined the curves with "ug_curve_join"
How get the bounded plane of "total_curve:"?
Actually i need the are of "total curve".

Thx!

#! NX/KF 6.0
DefClass: New_Class_Name (ug_base_part);

(Child) boundary_0: {
Class, ug_curve_intersection;
Set1_References, {Face:};
Set2_References, {Face_0:};
};

(Child) boundary_1: {
Class, ug_curve_intersection;
Set1_References, {Face_0:};
Set2_References, {Face_1:};
};

(Child) boundary_2: {
Class, ug_curve_intersection;
Set1_References, {Face_0:};
Set2_References, {Face_2:};
};

(Child) boundary_3: {
Class, ug_curve_intersection;
Set1_References, {Face_0:};
Set2_References, {Face_3:};
};

#join the boundary

(Child) total_curve: {
Class, ug_curve_join;
profile, {boundary_0:,boundary_1:,boundary_2:,boundary_3:};
};
 
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Thx!
 
Have you tried adopting the output from the bounded plane feature from a manual modelling step? This will give you an indication if the bounded plane feature is available in KF at first.

Regards,
Peter
 
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