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Question about the boundary blend

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2 chains + 2 chains = 4
what's with the 3 curves?
 
Dear kenppy
2 chains + 2 chains =(one chain + one chain) + (one chain + point) = 3curves + 1point


same as
 
I would avoid doing 3 sided boundary blends for reasons
discussed in multiple posts on MCAD central.

IF you want it to work, use 2 chains in 1 direction, and 1
chain in the other direction. (Eliminate the point
reference.)

Also, you may want to post questions like this in the
model forum, not the drawing forum.
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Edited by: spidernate
 
Hi tracker890,
you have to follow spidermate instructions to model a
boundary surface with 3 curves.

I have just posted a sample part (Wildfire 4)

I hope this will help you.

Bye<a target="_blank" href="uploads/fabfra1967/2012-08-09_060226_3s.zip" target="_blank">2012-
08-09_060226_3s.zip</a>
Edited by: fabfra1967
 
thank u for ur soluction. ^^





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