"Error regenerating" keeps showing when I try to make a projected curve

vikram_koli595

I am trying to make a projected curve between these two lines that are on diff. planes, but the projected curve feature tells me that there is an error.
I will include the link for the document
Help would be appreciated!

bruce_williams

@vikram_koli595

Thanks for sharing link.  Your curve from Sketch 3 dips below the level and causes a break in the new curve. Help on  Projected Curve says 'Note that the projections from one sketch must intersect the other in one contiguous curve for this operation to succeed.'

I am not sure what you want to do; here is document copy  that I fixed the point and moved the Spline handle to be above horizontal and thus avoid the break.  Alternatively you could redesign the curves some how but I suspect that is not necessary for your design.

Here is the corrected doc.

edited: I thought is was a self intersecting curve; instead I think it is not contiguous because of the dip.

bruce_williams

NeilCooke

https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/9107/forum-post-checklist-read-this-first#latest

vikram_koli595

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/06de2c111bddf4ba19cce996/w/3da1460a0684129ed0cb672d/e/510be1a056c551a19a29a52a 
Here is the link

bruce_williams

@vikram_koli595

Thanks for sharing link.  Your curve from Sketch 3 dips below the level and causes a break in the new curve. Help on  Projected Curve says 'Note that the projections from one sketch must intersect the other in one contiguous curve for this operation to succeed.'

I am not sure what you want to do; here is document copy  that I fixed the point and moved the Spline handle to be above horizontal and thus avoid the break.  Alternatively you could redesign the curves some how but I suspect that is not necessary for your design.

Here is the corrected doc.

edited: I thought is was a self intersecting curve; instead I think it is not contiguous because of the dip.

vikram_koli595

Thanks for the help! I will try to check my sketches anyway just in case of this problem. Thanks again!

bruce_williams