Follow-me twist problem
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And the winner is ... Curviloft
Excellent solution pilou. Thank you v much. The perfect shape and a perfect solid with no complex intersections to fix.
Should fit snuggly against this lovely little Edwardian engagement ring.
Thanks again, everyone.
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If you are doing a lot of jewelry it would be well worth your time to look into using vertex tools and true bend. It makes it easy to create rings from non symmetric geometry. And you can be as detailed as you need as long as you model cleanly. This required no cleanup after the bend except the removal of the double inner faces at the join. I only used 96 segments but you can easily go to the 200 you were using if need be.
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Hi again,
Upon closer inspection, although the solidness is good and the profile alignment is good along all of the "straight" section of the rail, using Curviloft, the profile does twist on the shaped part of the rail. Back to TrueBend and solid-fixing. Scaling up x1000 reduced the errors to only 3 ... phew.
Just thought you might like to know.
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Maybe we can try something...
Post the file of Profils and Rails in dxf format and let see that Moi3D (nurbs) will made as result in SKP format export......not sure...of the result (it's not your file just a test)
Here the structure of export SKP
Reloaded in SU
I must ask more polygons in export! (rendered as SKP file)
This time edges are perfect! (for an SKP file)
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Next version of Moi (V4) will be more adapted for erase problems of the DXF!
Another thing : i must reduce the number of Control Points of the curves!
Or even redraw over it...
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OK: reloadable!
Just a question : does the section is on the good place or must be placed like that ?
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Looks good pilou.
I finally got it done using TrueBend.
Thanks.
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With section on the middle side ... path with 20 points against 200 points!
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Just for be sure : your dxf was made directly from SketchUP or from another program ?
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Many regulates can be done...
This structure will be the SKP structure!Here one...(skp file rendered)
ps SKP linked
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@pilou said:
Just for be sure : your dxf was made directly from SketchUP or from another program ?
Hi pilou,
Yes, it was exported from SU.
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Thx for the info!
Dxf from SketchUp are specific because curves are polylines so numerous "control points" !
Maybe Circles and Arcs can be exported as real curves...With this one by Joergberg (for SU Make)
So circles and arcs are not "segmented" !
As we can see for the circle...that is a true curve!
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