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    How do i make this outline into a face that i can 3d?

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    • V Offline
      vdmx
      last edited by

      Im just trying to design a lounge bed for a college project and iv tried lots of different ways with different tools. Eventually i made this outline and then used the skin tool to give it a face and used the joint push/pull to try make it 3d but then the underside has no face, i only want it 3d with about 40mm height. So im stuck again 😞 and i would be really thankfull of any wee tips from anyone

      kara

      this is an image of my outline i made


      Loungeoutline.jpg

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        vdmx
        last edited by

        Thankyou so much for your help πŸ˜„ again
        iv struggled with this for so many hours
        i will get to work with your steps

        kara

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          Find ExtrudeEdgesByRails [or the whole EEby... tools zipped].
          I'd make it in two mirrored halves as it looks symmetrical.
          Use 'weld.rb' to make part of the outline a single 'curve'.
          Repeat for the rest of the outline.
          Now you have two curves that can become 'rails'.
          Draw a third curve (perhaps a very flat arc) to for a profile.
          Use EEbyRails picking them as prompted [repeat pick on profile unless you want it to end slightly differently in which case make another curve/melding-profile... It should make a mesh of the surface. Then process it as needed - here's a visual clue... I know it's not the same shape but I did it as quick example for you...Untitled.png

          TIG

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