single solid of the assieme

[MeccGo]

Good afternoon to all,

I would like to create a full solid starting from a set composed of various parts.
in a few words my compost should have the external skin of the axieme but inside be completely full.
I have already tried to use the command "simplified contour" but without success because I completely empty the compost renendo accessible of the areas I would not like to be.

thanks in advance

 

[TECNOMODEL]

argument already discussed several times and without solution.
You need to model yourself by filling the areas you don't want to see.
the "simplified component" when it's okay combines everything in one solid, you can exclude parts of a set before joining the whole but don't fill empty areas.

 

[reb_bl]

try exporting the axieme to *.sat and then you reimport it

 

[MeccGo]

try exporting the axieme to *.sat and then you reimport it

I try and get you
Thank you.

 

[Zac69]

I usually create a step of the axieme. then I create a new part and amount the step going into the options of the window that appears to in the last tab selecting to fill all empty spaces.

 

[MeccGo]

I usually create a step of the axieme. then I create a new part and amount the step going into the options of the window that appears to in the last tab selecting to fill all empty spaces.

where do I find in the tab the option that allows me to fill the blanks?

 

[MeccGo]

try exporting the axieme to *.sat and then you reimport it

following your procedure I do not see any differences.... are there any particular settings to insert?

 

[feder_vi]

But... is it not enough to open a new .itp file and then to drift the axieme?

 

[reb_bl]

following your procedure I do not see any differences.... are there any particular settings to insert?

I usually ask myself when amounting the sat file as I want to import it, I choose multibody part.

 

[MeccGo]

I usually ask myself when amounting the sat file as I want to import it, I choose multibody part.

Okay. but setting multibody does not fill it internally

 

[reb_bl]

Okay. but setting multibody does not fill it internally

where there is vacuum remains empty, it does not go to fill.
Basically, it's not up to you.

 

[MeccGo]

where there is vacuum remains empty, it does not go to fill.
Basically, it's not up to you.

That's right to me. fill all the compost

 

[Therapy?]

It seems strange that no one has yet suggested that you use the shrinkwrap command that serves exactly what you ask
as options to close all holes you can select :

 

[MeccGo]

It seems strange that no one has yet suggested that you use the shrinkwrap command that serves exactly what you ask
View attachment 51293as options to close all holes you can select :
View attachment 51294

mmmm joins the parts but it doesn't fill me the internal gaps... .

 

[Therapy?]

mmmm joins the parts but it doesn't fill me the internal gaps... .

...just check the "remove all internal voids" box that you see also in the img I posted. ..however if you are looking for there are also tutorials on youtube

 

[MeccGo]

Then yes, the road is the right one only that when I go to fill the inside eliminates me some external details that they would actually have preserved. .