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Trimming a FACE
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09-20-2011 05:42 AM
Greetings!
I have an isolated FACE (no attached BODY) which has no holes.
I need to trim this FACE. So I need to change the LOOP of this FACE.
Now, I only have the 'pcurves' for the new boundary that I want.
How do I get EDGES from these pcurves for this FACE? These EDGES will be used to form COEDGES which will form the required LOOP.
Thanks in advance!
Jinesh.
Re: Trimming a FACE
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09-20-2011 08:49 PM
Hi Jinesh
Using the information present in pcurve(bs2_curve) and knowing the surface on which this pcurve lies, you can make a "parameter space 3d curve" and create an EDGE with that.
See How to get bs2_curve from pcurve and How to create 3D curve from parameter space curve.
Regards,
AR

