creating a 3d surface solid

[ingegnere000]

Good morning to all,
First of all, good holidays and thanks to those who will answer me.
work recently in the field of component modeling.
I detected a glass with the proline and got so we say the contour but in 3d.
If now I want to get a surface or extrude my relief as I do?
I can't do it with the extrusion command in autocad (although it's closed) or rhino?
Thank you
umberto

 

[AndreaTerzi]

thanks for your wishes and spare.
depends on what you got from proline (which I don't know).
If, as I think, it is a closed 3d surface I create it as a quilt and then once selected you can use the solidify command which as the name "fills" a closed volume says. the command can be used in both add and remove material.
Andrea

 

[ingegnere000]

My surface is a double curvature.
place the photo.
Thank you for the answer but the command doesn't work doesn't let me select anything.

 

[ceschi1959]

Good morning to all,
First of all, good holidays and thanks to those who will answer me.
work recently in the field of component modeling.
I detected a glass with the proline and got so we say the contour but in 3d.
If now I want to get a surface or extrude my relief as I do?
I can't do it with the extrusion command in autocad (although it's closed) or rhino?
Thank you
umberto

of curves so jagged you do nothing either with creo or with any other cad.
Approximate with four splines the curves (it looks like a quadrilateral not flat) and on the four curves turn a surface. with my cad I would make a throgh curve mesh not know with creo that command you could use.
I hope I helped you anyway.

 

[ingegnere000]

ciao

of curves so jagged you do nothing either with creo or with any other cad.
Approximate with four splines the curves (it looks like a quadrilateral not flat) and on the four curves turn a surface. with my cad I would make a throgh curve mesh not know with creo that command you could use.
I hope I helped you anyway.View attachment 51972

Hi.
Thank you very much for the answer.
The result you got is exactly what I was looking for.
What program did you use?
I am lucky to work in a place we say that it makes complete design and so I have the possibility to use inventor creo autocad and rhino... .
I can only use inventor but it seems difficult with that tool to get a result like yours.
Thank you.

 

[ceschi1959]

Hi.

Hi.
Thank you very much for the answer.
The result you got is exactly what I was looking for.
What program did you use?
I am lucky to work in a place we say that it makes complete design and so I have the possibility to use inventor creo autocad and rhino... .
I can only use inventor but it seems difficult with that tool to get a result like yours.
Thank you.

I use nx, you posted the request in creo, which I don't know, so you could ask a user to create how to do with that program what I did:
1) approximate each side of the 'quadrilateral' with a 3d spline
2) let us pass a surface for 4 sides that in nx is called through curve mesh, I do not know what it is called in creo or inventor.
Hi.

 

[ingegnere000]

Thank you so much and wishes!!!

 

[AndreaTerzi]

the solidify command I told you before is not good because it only serves to transform a surface (closed volume) into a solid. but I misunderstood what your need was. The command you need is boundary blend. I also send you a link x explain how to use it.link youtubeHave fun?
Andrea

 

[freexf]

if you only have curves, use boundary blend or style if you have a specific license.
If you really have a surface, just use the "thick" feature to add some material.

 

[ingegnere000]

First of all good year to all!
I solved my problem is thank you very much! umberto

 

[ceschi1959]

Happy birthday to you too. ?