Surf.-Boundries

[sk_astroman]

can any body give me some notes on how to work with Advanced Surface - Boundries.


-astroman

 

[appinmi]

In Wildfire, on the top toolbar, select "Insert" then "Boundary Blend". This feature requires at least 2 curves, (or edges), to define one direction of the surface blend. While holding down the "control" key, select the two curves.


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As you can see, with only one direction defined, the surface will be connected at the ends of the two selected curves, in this case, a plane. Now, select the "cross curves" tab in the "Boundary Blend" panel. While holding down the control key, select the cross curves.


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You now have defined both directions of the blend. Happy surfacing.

 

[sk_astroman]

thank u Mr.appinmi


but i need more on how to use Adv. boundry surf. any body give me some notes.


-astroman.

 

[appinmi]

What version of Pro/e are ytou using?

 

[sk_astroman]

im now using proe-wf2.0

 

[appinmi]

I am using Wildefire 1. I don't see how to create "Advanced boundary surface". Tell me your menu picks on how you get there so I can help you.

 

[sk_astroman]

sorry im now im in a browsing center. i havnt worked in wf1, but i think mostly wf1 and wf2 are same for adv. bounry surf. If u got any notes on it pls, send me to [email protected].

 

[Moroso]

Appinmi showed it great ina simpleform.


Just use that methodology and apply to what your working on, that's how


I got started using it.


The Advanced Boundary Blend is from 2001, now it's just Boundary Blend.


Do a search on Surfacing, there are alot of tutorials on this sight from past


threads


Good Luck

 

[sk_astroman]

thank u Mr.Moroso,

i was search on this site. But i couldnt find good thread for Adv. Sruface-Boundries.
can u give me some such threads on this forum.

-astroman

 

[jeff4136]

> ... WF2 ... Adv. Surface-Boundaries

I wonder if this is a language version thing? There is no such menu pick or function in WF2 English versions, Standard Application. Are you talking about a Boundary Blend or ... ? Are you trying to work in Legacy Mode, Geometry Edit Mode, ...?

Describing the menu picks as you've been asked to do might help someone figure it out.

Another thing you might consider; "advanced" functions often can not be reduced to the pick and click simplicity of creating a primitive like Revolve or Extrude, so asking a vague question about it is not the best way to proceed. Post a file with the geometry you are working with and think the function is what you want and someone may be able to help you out without wasting a lot of time guessing what you want.

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... and if you are using Student Edition, please specify that if you post a part file.

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Edited by: jeff4136