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Trim projected curve

Benjamin_SeveracBenjamin_Severac Member Posts: 3 PRO
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Hello,

I have a projected curve that I'd like to trim by 10mm on each side. I can't create a plane because the shapes are entirely double/triple curved. Is there a function or script to trim the projected curve?
Is there a function to create holes who follows double/triple curvature ?

Thanks.

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  • MichaelPascoeMichaelPascoe Member Posts: 2,591 PRO
    edited October 13

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    You could use the image.png Trim Curve feature which will let you extend or trim curves.

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  • GregBrownGregBrown Member, Onshape Employees, csevp, pcbaevp Posts: 352 image

    The trim curve will work but does require an entity to trim to. Fortunately this is very easy: one way is to create a mate connector which is located at the end of the original curve, then offset it.

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    This works really well in the case above and likely for the OP. Of course if the curve has some kind of curly hook at the end, the primary direction of the mate connector (which is automatically tangent to the curve) might need tweaking. You can use some other reference then for the primary direction.

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