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The first task will show you how to create a clean contour |
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To make selection easier, hide the following elements:
- the mesh
- the curves created to build the tangent surface.
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Create a clean contour:
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Click Clean Contour
and select the following curves or edges:
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You see that the clean contour action takes the existing
constraints into account:
the edges of the surface are frozen.
Click Apply and OK. A Join.2 element is
created in the specification tree.
The input curves have been sent to the NoShow.
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You see that curves have been trimmed.
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Recall the mesh from the NoShow.
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Reconstruct a surface:
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Click PowerFit
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Select the mesh. It is sent to the NoShow. Select Join.2.
You can see that existing constraints are again taken into
account.
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In the Parameters , select the
Radius check
box and type 10 as a radius value.
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Click Apply and OK. A
Surface.1 element is created in the specification tree.
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Reconstruct a second surface:
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If necessary, recall hidden curves from the NoShow and
create a clean contour as above.
A Join.3 element is created in the specification tree.
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Recall the mesh from the NoShow.
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Create a second PowerFit surface as above using the
recently created clean contour.
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You can reconstruct the other surfaces the
same way.
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