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join 2 parts in one

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Good morning. in a joint, having several different parts, how can I join 2 or 3, why become a part? Thank you very much
 
Good morning. in a joint, having several different parts, how can I join 2 or 3, why become a part? Thank you very much
you can seal the parts that interest you and save as a part instead of as a whole
 
create an empty part that will be the destination of the union of the three parts
> Boolean operations
select the created part first
select the 3 parts
 
then with the copy geometry, copying all the surfaces of the two pieces and then solidifying them.
if you do not have the command, using the shrinkvrap, with maximum detail, but the maximum precision, you would have it with the copy geometry
 
the merge/inheritance function I think is the most brilliant. In one part it is possible to "import" all the solid geometry of the second part, being able to add or remove the geometry.
 
then with the copy geometry, copying all the surfaces of the two pieces and then solidifying them.
if you do not have the command, using the shrinkvrap, with maximum detail, but the maximum precision, you would have it with the copy geometry
I do exactly so with shrinkvrap and get a prt. then I save it in step to give the clits in such a way do not cover the inside of the axieme. the big problem is that some have difficulty in opening it or they just fail. mostly with autocad and solidworks.
 
I now use solidworks, but I remember that with pro and I don't remember that version I could... You make me wonder
 
I now use solidworks, but I remember that with pro and I don't remember that version I could... You make me wonder
that I know, it has never existed since 2000 to the various wildfires and I create, such an automatic function.
 
There is no eros unfortunately... I'm freaking out with the booleans!
first export it as a step together and then reimport it with step-by-steps, the parts that remain as a set of unclosed surfaces, often have or of the messed-up surfaces of them, or coupled with zero-compnetration surfaces, that conversion sends in error, but with some attempt, often combine in a few minutes.
 
first export it as a step together and then reimport it with step-by-steps, the parts that remain as a set of unclosed surfaces, often have or of the messed-up surfaces of them, or coupled with zero-compnetration surfaces, that conversion sends in error, but with some attempt, often combine in a few minutes.
I tried... it mattered me mixed so damn! I don't understand why you play me in shanghai with the components!
 

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I tried... it mattered me mixed so damn! I don't understand why you play me in shanghai with the components!
It's a problem with export and/or import options, there is a combination of options that causes the problem.
 
It's a problem with export and/or import options, there is a combination of options that causes the problem.
I tried to save it in iges and import it and I'm mixing does not happen. That's right. Then I got it back in step.
is it not that tomorrow I can send you the result and look if you can get the internal measures to do?
 
I tried to save it in iges and import it and I'm mixing does not happen. That's right. Then I got it back in step.
is it not that tomorrow I can send you the result and look if you can get the internal measures to do?
iges to avoid in 90% of cases, the algorithm often incans surfaces.
 

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