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Stange behevior of loft
Math
Member Posts: 9 ✭
Hello,
I am currently designing a scoop, using a loft.
The loft is define by :
- A conic (semi eclipse) on a plane parallel to the Right Plane with an offset
- A semi circle on the top plane
- A Guide using a line design on the font plane between the semi eclipse and the semi circle
And the result is stange, I obtain a dissymmetry on the loft :
The semi-circle and the semi-eclipse are strictly symetrical compared to the front plane. So I don't understand why I have this dissymmetry on the loft. An when I create the loft, if I reverse the selection order of profiles of the loft, the dissymmetry change of side.
I make a test, designing the exact same loft (same profiles, same guide) but alone (without the first main sketch and the first two extrusion I have in my current desing) and I I obtain a perfect loft without this strange dissymetry.
So I really don't understant what appen in my design that can conduct to this dissymmetry ?
Thanks !
Math
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Answers
HWM-Water Ltd
I was able to get it to work by moving your profile sketch onto a new plane with a zero offset from the face it was on. In theory this does nothing but actually it stops Onshape automatically using geometry imprinted on that face. I'm not 100% sure that was what was going on here but it works
Link here
Cheers,
Owen S.
HWM-Water Ltd