IS IT POSSIBLE TO DO IN ADVANCE MODELLING

[subash_s.a]

HI THERE,



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THE ABOVE MODEL IS OF NORMAL MODELING FEATURES SAY EXTRUDE / REVOLVE. AS IT HAS A ' L ' SHAPE I MADE IT BY THE ABOVE OPTIONS. IF YOU SEE THE CROSS SECTION ONE SIDE IT HAS ALMOST SHARP INTERSECTION AND THE OTHER SIDE HAS ENOUGH RADIUS.



I JUST WANT TO KNOW IS THERE ANY OPTIONS WE CAN DO IT IN ADVANCE MODELING

 

[pjw]

Yes, there are are many ways to achieve the same thing. It depends on what you mean by 'advanced modelling'? Advanced relative to what? Why over-complicate something if it doesn't need it? Chances are, if you can create features with simple command types like extrusions, blends, sweeps and fillets then you can create the same features using 'advanced' techniques like curve boundary surfacing and ISDX. Most 'advanced modelling' is produced using surfacing techniques and it is difficult to see what it is you're after achieving. Are you after a better transition between the pipe and the cap? You could try a variable radius fillet around its periphery?


Phil

 

[SRINIVASANIYER1]

Dear Subash,


It is not clear as to what you mean by advanced modeling and what you mean by Crosssection.


Could you repost the picture with arrows indicating where you want the radius.

 

[arrichar]

it would be easy using surfaces to make it look much more pleasing to the eye by using surfaces.

 

[raghudvg26]

HI arrichar


Can you guide me how it can be done in surfacing.


Kind regards


Raghu

 

[design-engine]

hopfully to look better than the example shown? Ill do a few itterations on Friday if you can wait. I am swamped at the moment....

Anyone else before friday?