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Surface Trim Error: Is there a better method of performing this trim?GSD
I'm getting this error when I attempt to trim this larger surface and this smaller surface together. I assume it's due to the shared face on the right side, but I'm not certain. Is there a better and more robust way to complete this trim? It has solved itself in the past but when I've changed geometry it throws this error. I have also tried intersecting the surfaces and splitting them with the wires, but this has the same error.
Any tips on performing this trim would be appreciated.
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Edit: I noticed on this feature above that I missed the "keep initial" checkbox which does what I want it to do. However on a feature like a split surface, it defaults to a "multi output" and creates the new split surface while keeping the old surface as well.
Stop Duplication When Creating FeaturesCatia V6
Hi All,
Pretty experienced Solidworks user coming from a product development background. I am having an issue where when I add a feature (in this case an Alignment feature for a 3D scan), it creates the intended results but also retains the existing geometry. This happens with most features such as trim/split commands and other types of transforms. Is there any way to stop this from happening so I don't have to constantly hide the prior geometry? When the tree fills up with lots of features, it can be difficult to know which ones are the final geometry and which are old. Also, when I do a "show all", they are all shown and I have to hide them all again.
Thanks.
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Yeah I tried that too but the split had the same issue. Any other ideas? I could disassemble and split each surface but that sounds like a pain
Surface Trim Error: Is there a better method of performing this trim?
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