Partition of a sphere
Partition of a sphere
(OP)
Dear All,
do you know how to create a sfere with a nucleus inside (always spherical)?
My intention is to give to the nucleus different material properties respect to the the bigger sphere.
Thanks a lot.
Leo
do you know how to create a sfere with a nucleus inside (always spherical)?
My intention is to give to the nucleus different material properties respect to the the bigger sphere.
Thanks a lot.
Leo





RE: Partition of a sphere
corus
RE: Partition of a sphere
Rob Stupplebeen
RE: Partition of a sphere
thanks for the answers.
Corus...the problem is that if I have to work on a sphere I don't know how to create two ortogonal planes. I don't have a starting plane on my solid. The boundary is spherical...
Rstupplebeen....I tried but the problem is that then I cannot select separately the two parts. I was able to merge them but at the end I have only one mesh. I cannot select the inner nucleus to assign differetn material properties....
if you are able could attach an example?
thank you for your time
Cheers,
Leo
RE: Partition of a sphere
corus
RE: Partition of a sphere
Rob Stupplebeen
RE: Partition of a sphere
i don't understand how to build a spherical partition inside my sphere....
rstupplebeen...after marging...and in my case i am able to do it only for the mesh...the section assignments disappear....because a new part is created and there are not section assigned...they are lost after merging...
...the only way that i see but it requires a lot of time...is to create after marging a display group taking into account only the inner sphere...but it is not so accurate...the marging procedure leaves gaps at the interfece of the cavity created inside the bigger sphere and the external elements of the inner sphere...
the inner sphere lays in a cavity, with the same dimension, built in the bigger sphere...
RE: Partition of a sphere
corus
RE: Partition of a sphere
Rob Stupplebeen
RE: Partition of a sphere
The method: I created an emisphere and I used the base to build a sphere part centred on a custom plane.
But I didn't partitioned. I used the function "create solid: revolve".
So I didn't act on the partition but on the part itself.
Thanks for the collaboration.
:D
I have another question however!!!
You can see it in another thread.:P
Cheers