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Kumar
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Fri May 06, 2005 4:10 pm Post subject:
converting two 3d curves into one |
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Hi pro/E professionals,
I am working for indian defence ministry
i need ur help to solve my problem
i am currently trying IMPELLER(Pump),
here , can u tell me a command in wildfire which allows u to
join two 3d curves having a common end point to make it a single curve.
i found that merge command is not at all active when u select one or
two curves .
is there any other command 4 this???????
kindly help me
i will be waiting 4 ur earliest reply
Regards,
Aeronautical Development Agency
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Kumar . G
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Jeff Howard
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Fri May 06, 2005 9:25 pm Post subject:
Re: converting two 3d curves into one |
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| Quote: | here , can u tell me a command in wildfire which allows u to
join two 3d curves having a common end point to make it a single curve.
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Select the curve (not the feature) and Edit, Copy, Edit Paste. Once the
dash panel opens specify Approximate (? assuming that's what you want;
default is Exact) and add the second segment (One by One or Tangent chain).
The resulting object is a Composite Curve. Search Help, Part Modeling for
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Jeff Howard
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Fri May 06, 2005 9:43 pm Post subject:
Re: converting two 3d curves into one |
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| Quote: | ... Edit, Copy, Edit Paste. ...
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Ah, sorry. What version of Pro/E? The above is applicable to WF2. WF1 is
slightly different, 2001 and previous still different (?). The help
references should be valid tho' and you might find your answer there.
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Gary Miglionico
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Sat May 07, 2005 12:10 am Post subject:
Re: converting two 3d curves into one |
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Here's how I do it, select the first curve in line so that it is
highlighted in a bold red ( its 2 picks on the same line), then select #Edit
| Quote: | #Copy > #Edit > #Paste. This will open the dashboard. Hold down the shift
key and select the curve again, enabling one-by-one selection. Holding down |
the shift key, select the rest of the curves, then select the check button.
"Kumar" <gkumar.ind@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1115392977.697066.327360@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
| Quote: | Hi pro/E professionals,
I am working for indian defence ministry
i need ur help to solve my problem
i am currently trying IMPELLER(Pump),
here , can u tell me a command in wildfire which allows u to
join two 3d curves having a common end point to make it a single curve.
i found that merge command is not at all active when u select one or
two curves .
is there any other command 4 this???????
kindly help me
i will be waiting 4 ur earliest reply
Regards,
Aeronautical Development Agency
-----------------------------------------------------------
Kumar . G
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Kumar
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Mon May 09, 2005 4:10 pm Post subject:
Re: converting two 3d curves into one |
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thanks to u too Mr.Gary,
ur info helped me!!
have u tried to generate equations ,insted of these 3d curves
These equations should represent the same 3d spline curve,,
any suggestions for this????
regards,
kumar |
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Kumar
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Mon May 09, 2005 4:10 pm Post subject:
Re: converting two 3d curves into one |
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thanks Mr.Jeff,
I can now convert 2 or more connected curves to a single curve,
it is actually done only by using Edit>copy command after selecting the
first curve,
Anyway have u tried to generate equations ,insted of these curves
equations should represent the same 3d spline curve,,
any suggestions for this????
regards,
kumar |
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Jeff Howard
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Mon May 09, 2005 10:12 pm Post subject:
Re: converting two 3d curves into one |
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| Quote: | Anyway have u tried to generate equations,
insted of these curves equations should
represent the same 3d spline curve,,
any suggestions for this????
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Nope. Not really sure that the goal is (?).
Is it possible to write a curve out as *.pts or *.ibl? Will that do any
good?
All the bits and pieces are there but it would take a lot of digging;
serious digging at that. Curve definitions (splines are polynomial
expressions) are available (OpenNURBS?) and the curve's defining entities
(control vertices and knot vectors) are stored in the database (take a look
at an IGES export if nothing else).
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