Quicly Simplify "Jagged" Curves / Line
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I wrote a tool to mimic 'Entity Info' - where you can manually change the number of segments in a selected arc IF it's not 'constrained' by connected geometry...
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=158903#p158903 -
@unknownuser said:
you could also adjust your style settings
style->edit->edge settings->endpoints.
turn endpoints off and you won't see all of that even on an exploded arc.
Wow, that was easy.. now it looks neat. Thanks!
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@tig said:
I wrote a tool to mimic 'Entity Info' - where you can manually change the number of segments in a selected arc IF it's not 'constrained' by connected geometry...
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?p=158903#p158903I love that one.. thanks for sharing!
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hi there,
these jagged lines are derived from unifying two curved solids into a cross vault. i am trying to make the line of interface curved (the groin). Any ideas? see image below, many thanks.
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Build a framework of curves and loft them.
Curviloft, Extrude Tools etc... will do the heavy lifting
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i have already tried that but it does not produce what this is i.e. the intersection of two surfaces. And that is also quite a lot of work, making all the lofts to exactly follow the geometry. There has to be an easier way to make this work.
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Can we see your failed attempt?
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Rich, I think he has a curve the other way also, in other words, the quadrants are domed.
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Curved or straight...profiles are profiles.
Proper topology with segment count is all that is needed
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I agree, I was just pointing out the difference, and why he may be having trouble. If you intersect spheres incorrectly you will get a jagged line.
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