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      merlin7777777
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      I'm trying to extrude a rippled surface from a flat shape made of a line of touching arcs and a line to close the shape.

      I can't find a way to actually join the lines into a closed shape. Is there a way?

      I hope i've explained myself - can't find a way to include an image here.

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      • Dave RD
        Dave R
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        Do you have a lot of gaps or just one? If there are a lot of them, perhaps the CloseOpens plugin from Smustard would be a good idea. If it is just one or a couple of gaps, you could simply draw in the joining lines with the Line tool.

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        • Jean LemireJ
          Jean Lemire
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          Hi Merlin 7777777, hi folks.

          See this SU file for ideas.


          Undulated surface.skp

          Jean (Johnny) Lemire from Repentigny, Quebec, Canada.

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          • honoluludesktopH
            honoluludesktop
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            Below the input box is a "Upload attachment" tab.

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              merlin7777777
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              @honoluludesktop said:

              Below the input box is a "Upload attachment" tab.

              aha! - thanks for this

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                merlin7777777
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                @dave r said:

                Do you have a lot of gaps or just one? If there are a lot of them, perhaps the CloseOpens plugin from Smustard would be a good idea. If it is just one or a couple of gaps, you could simply draw in the joining lines with the Line tool.

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                  merlin7777777
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                  @dave r said:

                  Do you have a lot of gaps or just one? If there are a lot of them, perhaps the CloseOpens plugin from Smustard would be a good idea. If it is just one or a couple of gaps, you could simply draw in the joining lines with the Line tool.

                  That's exactly what I need. Unfortunately i don't have any funds for this. Is there something similar which is free?

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                  • mitcorbM
                    mitcorb
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                    I believe what you may want is ThomThom's Edge Tools. At the top of this page see the red button to the Plugins Index. Look for the set under ThomThom, click on the name and the topic will come up. The first post explains, describes the usage. I believe this is a free one. "Vertex Tools" however, I believe is commercial.

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