problem vision cut extruded on flat plate

[Fandrix]

Hello, everyone. I have a problem about the flattened vision of the sheet that I designed. I did as in photo attach an extruded cut, but if I go to view the flattened vision, the extruded cut is displayed incorrectly, as it should be reported both at the top, and lower of the component. Do you have any solutions? Thank you in advance.

 

[SperX]

Try to open the flat repetition and see if something is suppressed. . .

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Hello, everyone. I have a problem about the flattened vision of the sheet that I designed. I did as in photo attach an extruded cut, but if I go to view the flattened vision, the extruded cut is displayed incorrectly, as it should be reported both at the top, and lower of the component. Do you have any solutions? Thank you in advance.

apart from attaching the file would make everything simpler, did you set the normal cut so that it is correctly interpreted during flattening?

 

[Fandrix]

I tried to open but there's nothing suppressed. Moreover paying attention is as if the lower part is reduced, or stops the fold

 

[Fandrix]

apart from attaching the file would make everything simpler, did you set the normal cut so that it is correctly interpreted during flattening?

Yes, I set the normal cut, however now I attach the file

 

[Fandrix]

allego il file

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

However, in order to avoid problems, whatever they are, we must act logically. if you want to make a sheet metal element you have to start with the functions in sheet metal and do not make a normal solid and then convert it. all sketches must be completely defined (there must not be the dash in front of the name in the function tree).

 

[Fandrix]

However, in order to avoid problems, whatever they are, we must act logically. if you want to make a sheet metal element you have to start with the functions in sheet metal and do not make a normal solid and then convert it. all sketches must be completely defined (there must not be the dash in front of the name in the function tree).

understood, for cutting with the front indent, it is due to the fact that it is derived from another component that is placed on this in the axieme. I don't know if there's a way to fix this component now.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

understood, for cutting with the front indent, it is due to the fact that it is derived from another component that is placed on this in the axieme. I don't know if there's a way to fix this component now.

no, the dash is in front, better if I said left, then I refer to the sketch 19 also because that obtained from the axieme is a hyphen with the symbol of greater and refers to the cut-extrusion 12 of which you do not see the sketch.

 

[SperX]

the plan from which you start with the cut, when the limiera opens the cut moves with the face I use the existing plans a priori.

 

[Fandrix]

no, the dash is in front, better if I said left, then I refer to the sketch 19 also because that obtained from the axieme is a hyphen with the symbol of greater and refers to the cut-extrusion 12 of which you do not see the sketch.

Ah, now I understand what you're talking about, sorry.

 

[Fandrix]

the plan from which you start with the cut, when the limiera opens the cut moves with the face I use the existing plans a priori.View attachment 67714View attachment 67715

Now I try to make this change, unfortunately for the sketch selection plan I used the logic I used with the creo

 

[SperX]

Now I try to make this change, unfortunately for the sketch selection plan I used the logic I used with the creo

country you go... custom you find

 

[Fandrix]

country you go... custom you find

I did as you explained, and now it goes, thank you very much.