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A Way to Smoothe a Jagged Line?

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  • B Offline
    BSquared18
    last edited by 26 Apr 2012, 17:15

    Hello,

    In SketchUp 8, Windows XP, I was constructing a somewhat complex object. Part of the process was to intersect a cylinder with a sphere and then use Intersect Faces to delete the cutout made by the sphere.

    Unfortunately the edge of the cylinder that remained after deleting the sphere is jagged. Is there a way to smooth out a jagged line of that type?

    Thanks,
    Bill

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      Rich O Brien Moderator
      last edited by 26 Apr 2012, 17:20

      Anywhere that 2 facetted surfaces meet will result in jaggies.

      Try increasing the edges on both the cylinder and the sphere to reduce the size of the segments used.

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        BSquared18
        last edited by 27 Apr 2012, 09:48

        The solution that worked pretty well for me was to fill in the jaggies with little triangles and then hide the lines where they joined the main element.

        Bill

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          jgb
          last edited by 29 Apr 2012, 19:24

          When making fairings (among other things, such as access doors) for my airplane models I run into this jaggies frequently.

          To solve it best, requires the deletion of the faces affected and redraw the interface to suit.
          Curviloft plugin helps a lot as well.


          jgb

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