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    • fredo6F
      fredo6
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      @pipingguy said:

      OK.....I updated my Fredo files. However, I am still unable to preserve the parameter 'junction by orthogonal elliptical curves' as a user-defined default. I am not really seeing anything in the parameters dialogue box that would be applicable. See attached images.

      You have to go to the Default Parameters dialog box of Curviloft
      menu is: Tools > Fredo6 Collection > Curviloft > Default Parameters.

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        pipingguy
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        that works! thanks!

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          pipingguy
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          Monsieur Fredo (or anyone)- how best to extrude the attached tapered volute?


          tapered volute.skp

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          • fredo6F
            fredo6
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            Curviloft does not like that the two circle are coplanar.
            I don't have time to investigate and troubleshoot at the moment.
            So I suggest you look at Spirix, which is specialized in creating spiraling shapes.

            Fredo

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              pipingguy
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              That's OK. I will just continue doing it in 4 pieces, then 'welding' them together.


              VOLUTE DONE IN 4 PARTS WITH CURVILOFT BY SPLINE.JPG

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                pipingguy
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                From what i can see, there is no such thing as default parameters for Fredo6:Bezier Spline - correct?

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                • fredo6F
                  fredo6
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                  @pipingguy said:

                  From what i can see, there is no such thing as default parameters for Fredo6:Bezier Spline - correct?

                  NO, but it should keep the parameters to their last value when you exit BezierSpline.

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                    pipingguy
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                    Not that I can see.

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                      memaridrue81
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                      hi ,
                      i really dont now what happned but my curviloft settinngs is so diffrent from the ususal settings I see in you tube.

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                      • fredo6F
                        fredo6
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                        @memaridrue81 said:

                        hi ,
                        i really dont now what happned but my curviloft settinngs is so diffrent from the ususal settings I see in you tube.

                        The video may be old.
                        Anyway, could you be more explicit et advise whether there is a problem. Thanks.

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