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Jaycob
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Hi Guys,
I am new to Solidworks; I have been using NX for quite a few years now, and am having issues in achieving decent continuity across surface boundaries. I don't think it's that I don't understand surfacing, but more a translation issue in my shifting CAD platforms. I've read up using 'Solidworks Bible of Complex Surfacing' and believe I am using the best tool for the job - boundary surface; and although I am specifying and achieving tangent continuity across the boundaries, I am still seeing nasty little fluctuations in the join. All guide curves are tangent if not continuous where applicable.
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The Surface is quite simple and I am modelling in an identical fashion as I would have in NX and would not have had any issues. I have attached images but am having security issues with uploading the CAD file; I would happily email is to anyone who thinks they may be able to help? SW 2014.
Thanks for any help you can provide,
Jay.
I am new to Solidworks; I have been using NX for quite a few years now, and am having issues in achieving decent continuity across surface boundaries. I don't think it's that I don't understand surfacing, but more a translation issue in my shifting CAD platforms. I've read up using 'Solidworks Bible of Complex Surfacing' and believe I am using the best tool for the job - boundary surface; and although I am specifying and achieving tangent continuity across the boundaries, I am still seeing nasty little fluctuations in the join. All guide curves are tangent if not continuous where applicable.
View attachment 1054View attachment 1055View attachment 1057View attachment 1058
The Surface is quite simple and I am modelling in an identical fashion as I would have in NX and would not have had any issues. I have attached images but am having security issues with uploading the CAD file; I would happily email is to anyone who thinks they may be able to help? SW 2014.
Thanks for any help you can provide,
Jay.