TinkyWinky
Marine/Ocean
- Dec 6, 2008
- 8
Hello,
i encountered a problem when trying to apply a through curve mesh at a edge of a cut off solid body.
I used one of the edges of the 45°cut off cylinder as a cross section when defining the mesh.
The primary strings ended each at the edges of the cylinder (see attached scrs).
The mesh was successfully created and afterwards i carried out an extrude of the mesh surface until extended (bottom of the cylinder) and using one of the cylinder edges as vector.
But then when trying to "combine" bodies a get a error like "do not form a complete intersection" so its showing up some "gaps" between the mesh surface and the cut off cylinder. But well that cant be true since i used the edge as reference for the mesh surface - tolerances are 0.001mm.
I finally managed to do a "workaround" by enlarging the mesh surface a little bit "into" the cylinder like 2/100 mm.
But thats not the way its meant to be ? so why does that issue appear and how to avoid it?
Thx in advance
i encountered a problem when trying to apply a through curve mesh at a edge of a cut off solid body.
I used one of the edges of the 45°cut off cylinder as a cross section when defining the mesh.
The primary strings ended each at the edges of the cylinder (see attached scrs).
The mesh was successfully created and afterwards i carried out an extrude of the mesh surface until extended (bottom of the cylinder) and using one of the cylinder edges as vector.
But then when trying to "combine" bodies a get a error like "do not form a complete intersection" so its showing up some "gaps" between the mesh surface and the cut off cylinder. But well that cant be true since i used the edge as reference for the mesh surface - tolerances are 0.001mm.
I finally managed to do a "workaround" by enlarging the mesh surface a little bit "into" the cylinder like 2/100 mm.
But thats not the way its meant to be ? so why does that issue appear and how to avoid it?
Thx in advance