ferrezio
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the message die error reports an update anomaly,
probably the curve you use is served to define the plane, so there is a father-son loop.
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probably the curve you use is served to define the plane, so there is a father-son loop.
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panormus
Guest
the combination originates from two skizzi on two vertical planes, the curve on which work is a sketch lying on a parallel offset at the horizontal plane, I do not find a connection between them.
ferrezio
Guest
it would be linked to the quotations of the points of the other two curves.
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panormus
Guest
is there a command that makes a verification of the "father-son" dependencies that can as in this case interfere with a function (as intersect element 3d)?
up https://docs.google.com/open?id=0b-4nj7fcicwmv29lr1zynjjlx28 you can take the file.
ferrezio
Guest
tsdx on the element you want to know about the story, in the pop-up menu choose father/sons.
in the new window you can exemplify on the various elements the txdx and trace the feature historian.
I was born from your model that the curve combined comes from the sketch on which you want to do the intersection.
Hi.
in the new window you can exemplify on the various elements the txdx and trace the feature historian.
I was born from your model that the curve combined comes from the sketch on which you want to do the intersection.
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panormus
Guest
thank you ferretious, but how do you derive from any other sketch?
However thank you, as soon as I am at the pc I will see better;-)
ferrezio
Guest
panormus
Guest
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I solved by creating a zero offset plan, activating the sketcher and intersection. . found :finger: :biggrin:
