if the edges of the surfaces are on the same floor use the command "planar surface". select the outer edges and the inner edges and the confirmation. during the selection you will appear or disappear the previews of the suiperficie depending on the possibility of creating it according to the edges until then selected; you select everything until the end and you will see the preview of the surface between the two edges.View attachment 43717I would like to fill the space between the two surfaces in the image, can I? If so, how?
If I understand what you mean I answer no: the object in question is composed of two empty egg shells that in the image I dissected with the appropriate command to show the inside.if the edges of the surfaces are on the same floor use the command "planar surface". select the outer edges and the inner edges and the confirmation. during the selection you will appear or disappear the previews of the suiperficie depending on the possibility of creating it according to the edges until then selected; you select everything until the end and you will see the preview of the surface between the two edges.
I could not know that the image was a section of two closed surfaces: so, for the record, I tell you what I did:If I understand what you mean I answer no: the object in question is composed of two empty egg shells that in the image I dissected with the appropriate command to show the inside.
but so you'd lose part of the fun that it's going on. and say that you want the baby ready.. .marcof said:Of course, if you attach the part file, it would obviously be all simpler and wouldn't be equivocal.
I sometimes like to cook it "steam"but so you'd lose part of the fun that it's going on. and say that you want the baby ready.. .
I explained first what each other has to do with each other.What does a model have to do with each other?
anyway I models of the genus, with sketches completely subdefined, I immediately recycle them
You want some advice? Here they are:the egg you have attached now is completement different from that of the first image. the first was composed of two surfaces one internal to the other, this has an external surface and an internal solid for more emptied.the part is symmetrical to the section plane used.
allego is an egg similar to what we were talking about (the original was eaten, I created it only to try to understand)
the file on the uale you have to work is a solid full. first you asked how to combine two separate surfaces to create a solid.both the file on which I really have to work so maybe give me some advice
This pearl had escaped me.. .You'll be a little frustrated, what do you say? are you here to help or to vent?
If they are poorly placed instead we point out that they are such and you want a hand, for respect to us that we are trying to help you, you attack and the questions reform them, as once said, "from Christian".If you look like bad questions or not worthy of answer you would better not waste time in typing phrases.
We answered you in two. use plural so I'm sued.use plural for all those who feel taken into account