internal volume

[VALEBASO]

Good morning.
Can someone help me find, if there is a command or an indication to know the internal volume of the attached solid?

...thanks 1000!!!

 

[linus57]

Hi.
when I make a tank, I extract internal surfaces on layer 250,
I cook them and get the solid that I then need to check the volumes by tapping to the various inclinations.
This is the way I follow.
Hi.
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[VALEBASO]

Unfortunately for me I have little familiarity with the surfaces.. .
cmq now I try, thank you!

 

[IPdesign]

I add to the excellent tip of linus that if you want you can extract the region ( already combined surfaces )
Cut the supposed height of your liquid and pin the cap by finishing all the seam.
or close near the cap

 

[VALEBASO]

thank you guys... I have to get familiar with the surfaces... But I'll see to myself that I'm very benign. . . !

 

[VALEBASO]

this is the result of extra surfaces and sewn. . .
But I can't know the volume. .
macth1 as a license.. .
help-me
How do I make it a solid? ? ?

 

[beppino]

does it make a solid render??

insert - combine bodies - sew

If you've done the job for good, it's a solid. otherwise you return a group of surfaces, and you have to "cap" the holes.

 

[Sagoma]

..if the seam is correctly executed the creation of the solid is automatic. Unfortunately when using this command not always the result is the hoped one. You should analyse the surfaces to see if there are micro cracks or other shape problems. the advice I can give you is to proceed by step that is to sew a surface at a time so as to see if the contour format is really the sum of the starting surface plus the new just added. If you want, help with the examine geometry command and as you sew it analyzes the result of the union to see if under information (i) creates a single boundary (you must say that there is always only one boundary... if it tells you that there are two means that the seam has not gone to good end ).
I don't know if I explained well... when it comes to surfaces it's always a bit complicated... if you have doubts that I try to help you. . .
Hi.

 

[VALEBASO]

This is what the info tells me...:mixed:
the object if they select it is unique, but nn a solid,
I solved by giving a thickness of 0.01 with applied thickness. . But...

 

[beppino]

This is what the info tells me...:mixed:
the object if they select it is unique, but nn a solid,
I solved by giving a thickness of 0.01 with applied thickness. . But...

instead of confirming, apply the preview.
the system highlights you one or more points.
those are points where you have open edges, which you need to shape to "cut the holes".
when you no longer have open edges, the system will close to solid.

also try to increase a little seam tolerance up to 0.02 - 0.03 mm.

 

[Sagoma]

This is what the info tells me...:mixed:
the object if they select it is unique, but nn a solid,
I solved by giving a thickness of 0.01 with applied thickness. . But...

...I posted a simple example of what I meant with the speech you need to find a single boundary after the seam operation. as you see by joining two simple surfaces if I go to analyze the resulting geometry with the command "examine geometry" gives me this result... which means that the operation has succeeded... I for similar problems proceeded by step joining one after the other all the surfaces and after each single operation I analyzed the result to make sure that it had succeeded.. .

 

[VALEBASO]

Thank you, I understand what you mean as soon as I have time, and I will let you know!
thanks:finger: