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help i cant figure out how to make this solid

jameson_goinsjameson_goins Member Posts: 2 EDU
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https://cad.onshape.com/documents/e2bdbfecd9e53da261166f90/w/4d9657f6604ebc552f882c68/e/73fb5e16dce9e4bdbed2846c
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    S1monS1mon Member Posts: 2,383 PRO
    It seems like your document isn't public, or the link got mangled when you pasted it in.

    From your image it looks like the import came in as a bunch of separate surfaces. You may be able to Boolean/Add them together. If you turn on Highlight Boundary Edges, it can help you find where a model isn't water-tight.


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    GregBrownGregBrown Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 106
    The original mesh source (obj) looks to need a fair bit of manipulation before it is going to be usable... I opened it in MeshLab and can see lots of areas where the import will have a hard time. MeshLab (and other things like it) have many more tools you can use to do such editing.

    One obvious area is in the hair (see below) where there are many intersections...


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    GWS50GWS50 Member Posts: 381 PRO
    Meshmixer is also good for this kind of thing, there are plenty of tutorials on the web.

    https://cad.onshape.com/documents/2b3ce80797eebdecb022050b/w/37b5607495d6aee642e9fbd7/e/a311c1ad77be0a24acec518a

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