Connect two open shapes together ?
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Remus there is an easier way, select both curves and click on 'from contours' in the Sandbox tools.
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That only works in a few situations though, if you rotate your example through 90 degrees (for example) it will not work, whereas the methods i suggested should work in most situations.
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Thank you all for the answers. The problem I have is to connect this two arcs to make a closed
3D outlined (wire) and then use the script "Soap Skin & Bubble". Does someone know how can I make it to make a closed 3D outline ?Thank you all of you !
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muralt,
I am sorry but I do not understand exactly what you want to achieve, could you try explain a little more maybe show an example of what you need and upload the .skp for us to play with once you have explained.
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Solo,
The soap skin & bubble script allow me to make shape like you can see here :
http://www.tensile-structures.de/help.htmlBut first how can I make a closed 3D from two arcs and then generate the script?
Thank you for your kindness.
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I now understand, I am sorry however but I cannot help as no matter how many times I tried to remove my old version of 'soap bubble' and replace it with the new one it still tells me my time limit is up, so I do not use that tool anymore.
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Whats stopping you form just drawing a line in?
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Hi Muralt, hi folks.
You must specify the path that is to be used when going fom one shape to the other.
Is it linear or curved. If curved, what type of curve ?
Just ideas.
Jean (Johnny) Lemire from Richelieu, Quebec, Canada.
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However, I use other tools like sub-divide to achive similar results.
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@remus said:
Whats stopping you form just drawing a line in?
...or two, connecting, smaller arcs if you want it a bit smoother?
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Hello Solo,hello all,
i'm new with SU, could you explain me more about the sub-divide tool in order to achieve the same result you send me.
Thank you.
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