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I have an "open sheet body" solid model that I'm using to subtract data from. Is there a way to change this "open sheet body" to a "closed solid body"?
I have a file with about 30 different parts all on different levels. I need to export one particular part. I do not want to send any of the other parts. How can I do this?
Thanks for the quick reply. Went into system config to check my chaining sync mode and it was set to none, changed it to by entity and that fixed it. Thanks again.
I dont use blend very often. I usually use flowline but due to surface normal directional issues I'm using it today. So I have a drafted rib that has a radius all around the top and a fillet at the floor. I Chained the boundaries, started the chains in the same place, and the resulting toolpath looks like its twisted or overlapping at the ends. How do I get it to appear more like what I'm used to with flowline?
MC help says the merge pattern ribbon bar allows you to position the imported file geometry. Select lets you create a point that positions the center or the pattern file.
When using file merge, I cannot get it to place my part on the position I select. File->File merge/pattern, then I select the file and a little hint box pops up and says "select new location, edit options to Scale, Rotate, or Mirror, use current attributes/ CPlane, or Apply to accept" so I click the select button and select a point and it brings in the new part but not on the location that I just specified. Where have I gone wrong?
In toolpath countour after you have selected the chain it would be nice to have an option to reassign the start point. I know you can go back the geometry tab right click on the chain and select "start point" but, I don't want to go back, I want to go forward.
Does anyone know of anybody that does this? We recut many of them but after many years of making electrodes we have a lot of it hanging around. I found a place in Chicago a few years back but I think he dealt in bulk bacause he laughed when I said I probably had a few hundred pounds.
We just upgraded to MR2 SP1. I draw a rectangle at Z0, change the Z depth to -1.5, create rectangle and click the first corner and it changes the Z depth back to Z0. Is there a setting that we missed or am I not using the new interface correctly, or do we just need to reload MR2 SP1?
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