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Hello Andy,
for some "special" realizations, coming from "normal" CADs, I like to do my "exact base construction" with "curved" LineDraw or Polyline or e.g. "double line(s)". Then creating the single "segment" surfaces with Select Vertices, Create Ordered Surface or Create Convex Surface and Merging. A little bit arduous, but I get what I want ![]() ( I know, starting immediately with Rectangle/Mesh would be the "AC3D-way" :? ) The above mentioned problem is now that the "outlining"-lines exist additionly to the surfaces (can be seen in their own colors, and I have no idea to select/delete them afterwards. Is this a "stupid" way and not solvable? Thanks for answer Gogo (Greeting Smiley) |
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Hello,
I've got a solution. Got more familiar with selecting, "Extrude Along Path" and so on ... |
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I might draw the outline using a line, then use Object->thicken twice.
This will give you a 3D shape, similar to if you used extrude-along-a-path but a lot quicker/easier to make. If you just want the flat "2D" version of the shape, select all the upper surfaces and delete them. |
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