Make faces in curved frame
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hello,
i just went thru all my rubies, but somehow i cannot find one for genereting faces in a curved frame:has anybody a tip for a ruby, which can generate a face in a structure, as shown in the picture atached?
thanx a lot and merry xmas to all of you!
stan

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Try CurviLoft or one of my ExtrudeEdgesBy... tools - e.g EEbyRails [provided that you have 4 welded curves - Divide the vertical edges into a few parts and immediately use Weld to make them into Curves]...
OR since it looks quite simple, you could also use EEbyVector on one preselected Arc, pulling it up vertically into a surface... -
hi tig,
hi tig,
yes, that works, thanx for the advise of welding the lines into curves, that was , what made EE by rails (which i tried before already) not working.
great! thank you a lot!merry xmas !
stan
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or more simply, use the sketchup pencil tool to draw a line between the bottom endpoints of the curve, to make a flat face. Then pull that face upwards to the top of curve and delete the extra faces that get made in the process.
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hi mr. fulmer,
yes, i chose a wrong example, because sometimes the curve has an s-form , so connection of endpoints does not create a face (without further intersections).
but you are right in that case....
regards and thanx
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@artmusicstudio said:
hi mr. fulmer,
yes, i chose a wrong example, because sometimes the curve has an s-form , so connection of endpoints does not create a face (without further intersections).
but you are right in that case....
regards and thanx
stanNot with one extra line, but with two or three ...

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Still just one line in your example, cotty.

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Hi folks.
There is more than a straight line that can be used to close a face from ends of arcs. This simplify works by avoiding unnecessary intersections. See this SU file for ideas.
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