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    MLUY
    last edited by 2 Jun 2021, 14:49

    Hello There !,
    I am trying to extrude attached surface area into a solid to do some volume calculations (merge / subtract operations) But I am getting a lot of errors on the edges of my extruded shape. I am pretty sure it has to do with the fact that the border edges are broken into segments whilst there are no triangulation lines. How can Sketchup still generate a surface area and how do I get rid of this (without doing it manually?) and generate a proper surface to extrude?
    Thanks
    Michiel


    Surface.png

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      pilou
      last edited by 2 Jun 2021, 15:26

      Better if you can send your skp (save as version 6) for a more large audience! 🤓

      Frenchy Pilou
      Is beautiful that please without concept!
      My Little site :)

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        MLUY
        last edited by 2 Jun 2021, 15:29

        @mluy said:

        Hello There !,
        I am trying to extrude attached surface area into a solid to do some volume calculations (merge / subtract operations) But I am getting a lot of errors on the edges of my extruded shape. I am pretty sure it has to do with the fact that the border edges are broken into segments whilst there are no triangulation lines. How can Sketchup still generate a surface area and how do I get rid of this (without doing it manually?) and generate a proper surface to extrude?
        Thanks
        Michiel


        SurfaceArea.skp

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          MLUY
          last edited by 2 Jun 2021, 15:31

          @mluy said:

          Hello There !,
          I am trying to extrude attached surface area into a solid to do some volume calculations (merge / subtract operations) But I am getting a lot of errors on the edges of my extruded shape. I am pretty sure it has to do with the fact that the border edges are broken into segments whilst there are no triangulation lines. How can Sketchup still generate a surface area and how do I get rid of this (without doing it manually?) and generate a proper surface to extrude?
          Thanks
          Michiel


          SurfaceArea_ver6.skp

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            MLUY
            last edited by 2 Jun 2021, 15:32

            @pilou said:

            Better if you can send your skp (save as version 6) for a more large audience! 🤓

            Thanks, I just uploaded the file.

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              pilou
              last edited by 2 Jun 2021, 19:25

              You can resize your object by 1000
              then use CleanUp by Thomthom it finds many problems and repears
              Then Joint PushPull by Fredo for give a thickness

              Then solid Solver by Tig

              But despit of that seems there are always problems, too little surfaces, maybe intersect faces etc...

              where does this object come from? An unfolding one ?...

              Frenchy Pilou
              Is beautiful that please without concept!
              My Little site :)

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                MLUY
                last edited by 2 Jun 2021, 21:39

                @pilou said:

                You can resize your object by 1000
                then use CleanUp by Thomthom it finds many problems and repears
                Then Joint PushPull by Fredo for give a thickness

                Then solid Solver by Tig

                But despit of that seems there are always problems, too little surfaces, maybe intersect faces etc...

                where does this object come from? An unfolding one ?...

                Thanks Piloe, its the result of an intersection with two solids from a topographic survey but its a complete mess. I just spend 3 hours to do it manually and finally managed to get a clean solid (joint push pull V) I guess there is no easy way when you get a shape like this

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