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Curve pattern spacing not equal

dianne_bali794
dianne_bali794 Member Posts: 3 PRO
in Community Support

I have used the curve pattern numerous times but t his time the spacing is not equal and I can't figure out why.

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  • MDesign
    MDesign Member Posts: 1,468 PRO
    Answer ✓
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    nm. I was able to replicate. Just adjust your Extrude 9 to make sure it passes inside the surface of the wire. Onshape is not liking having to connect zero thickness geometry or something there.

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  • dianne_bali794
    dianne_bali794 Member Posts: 3 PRO
  • MDesign
    MDesign Member Posts: 1,468 PRO

    are you able to share a link to the doc for closer inspection?

  • MDesign
    MDesign Member Posts: 1,468 PRO
    Answer ✓
    image.png

    nm. I was able to replicate. Just adjust your Extrude 9 to make sure it passes inside the surface of the wire. Onshape is not liking having to connect zero thickness geometry or something there.

    image.png image.png
  • dianne_bali794
    dianne_bali794 Member Posts: 3 PRO

    Thank you! That took care of it.

  • EvanReese
    EvanReese Member, Mentor Posts: 3,086 PRO

    sounds solved, but for the future this is what it looks like when you feature pattern and some of them fail. The feature will re-run Extrude feature, but if it fails, the pattern feature doesn't show an error. It just skips that one and moves on. btw, this looks like a case where patterning the body instead of the features might be better anyway.

    Evan Reese
    The Onsherpa | Reach peak Onshape productivity
    www.theonsherpa.com

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