different radius behaviour on symmetrical parts

[summer3d]

often I happen to have two different behaviors on mirrored mathematicians (or speculars).
I explain better: going to achieve a radius on the right mathematics of an object I get a behavior; doing the same thing on the left side of mathematics exactly speculate, I get another one.
see example illustration attached.

The problem is that the rays don't come to the end.

Does anyone understand?
Is there a way to circumvent or solve the problem?

Thank you.

 

[folle76]

but only mirror the geometry or the whole tree with the features? In any case, the radius you're passing doesn't seem to me as a rule of art because it goes to die on a edge. It would be better to avoid it. If you do, did you manage the transitions?

 

[summer3d]

Hello mad76,

I agree with you on the bad mode of radius execution, but sometimes I have to bend to reach the goal.
no mirror ne features ne mathematics: I cover the side I have and I remodel. I know it sounds silly but believe me I have less problems like this, even because from a certain point the differences begin.

to manage the transitions what you mean : it is interesting and maybe I learn something today

for the problem in question actually I just solved: I had a slight variation of mathematics and immediately screwed me.
found swallowed and solved, but the fact remains that in other situations the problem persists.

Thanks top!

 

[summer3d]

ps. I apologize to the moderators: I think I put in the wrong section the discussion.
should be moved in the section "modeling parts and sheets".

Thank you.
Hi.

 

[tartufon80]

Bye!
Frankly, I didn't notice. but I like the subdivision of the forum I create, so...discontented!!! :finger:
Thank you.