How Is This Even Possible?---WTF?
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OK, so a student sent me this file: she was having problems push-pulling the hole on the front face through the face and getting a clean result—the hole would not appear on the back face. I tried everything to get a result: I managed in the end, but it was a real arseache.
Can anyone else see what the problem is here? Is this a known bug? Or am I just not seeing something?
Edit; BTW, is anyone else having problems orbiting & panning this file? I keep constantly getting lockups & the spinning beachball.
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hmm... Not sure... but there's some hidden geometry around here:
Removing these didn't help though.I did come across an bug:
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Normal!
Vertical are inclined!
So you can't make a normal push pull
Faces are not parallal
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Hah! thanks everyone!
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Think I might have it now:
The model is extremely small - SU display all sorts of problems when you go less than 1mm-ish.
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Ah - heh! ignorem y last post then...
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So, to recap...
The model is very small and needs re-scaling to a more appropriate size using the Tapemeasure tool.
There are bits of hidden geometry that need tidying up.
There are faces that are not parallel, so a PushPull won't punch a hole - but it could punch a cylinder through which you then intersect with the non-parallel face and tidy with the eraser...
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Remember to scale before intersect
(sorry for bad english
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hello,
the probleme is that the start face and the end face aren t parallele see picture.
first solution : align bottom edge whit top edge :
second solution : make a component, copy and scale x10, push pull through the end face, select the end face and the cylinder, intersect whit selected, clean up and erase the big one (component) :
hope it helps
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