and you cannot develop: However with the command you turn, working on the surface of the solid (it is indifferent that it is sheet) you get this approximation. personally I have never used the command if not for some quick tests and I do not know how to assess its effectiveness, and it certainly does not treat the sheet as such and surely errors are introduced; but maybe for your application things are also good the approximation that will be there. I do not remember if the command was already present in 2019.
Goddamn it, too, with 2019!
Thank you so much! What a wonderful thing, I would never have arrived... and actually even doing the test successfully I can't understand why it's necessary to pass through the loft... Can anyone explain it?
In fact, if you try to do it with the surface generated by the helid does not work, while with the loft yes.
I have long stopped searching for logic in the inventor
use inventor from a while and I can only confirm this quote, :roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:I have long stopped searching for logic in the inventor
years ago a frustrating in this debate had written something like this:
"inventor is possessed by an unbalanced dialect whose task is to understand what you are trying to achieve and do exactly the opposite 78% of the times. 22% in which it does well is just to confuse you. some version ago, autodesk added a button ... that (suppose) had to solve a problem. My theory is that by selecting that button you activate a sharp stick that repeatedly sniffs the devil in the butt, making him personally hate you."I've been printing it for years in the office every time I tie it I can't help but laugh. .
However, I have verified the geometries, they are very inaccurate, even 4 mm less on the development of ø200xø90p=150