InchSw3 Posted March 13 Share Posted March 13 I'm trying to curve an extruded panel around the corner of a bar - How am I best to proceed with this? 2024-03_D5 Model.vwx 1 Quote Link to comment
VIRTUALENVIRONS Posted March 13 Share Posted March 13 There are many ways, others will have solutions. I would simply make a cube the size of the curved panel and push it into the corner. Then I would do a "Intersect Solids". Then shell that intersection to the thickness you want. I can do a short video if you want. 2 Quote Link to comment
Tom W. Posted March 13 Share Posted March 13 Or draw the panel in plan + extrude it upwards 3 Quote Link to comment
Popular Post markdd Posted March 13 Popular Post Share Posted March 13 Here is a solution without redrawing. 5 1 Quote Link to comment
jmcewen Posted March 13 Share Posted March 13 7 minutes ago, Tom W. said: Or draw the panel in plan + extrude it upwards This is the way that will have the least chance to go wrong in my mind, while also maintaining a lot of edit ability. You are allowing VWX to do fewer calculations for the same result 4 minutes ago, markdd said: Here is a solution without redrawing. This method absolutely works, and I love the deform tool. However it also has a tendency to fail when you need it most, or your clicks are imperfect. This is the method I would use if the geometry is more complicated than shown, or if the panel was not a simple rectangle in elevation 16 minutes ago, VIRTUALENVIRONS said: There are many ways, others will have solutions. I would simply make a cube the size of the curved panel and push it into the corner. Then I would do a "Intersect Solids". Then shell that intersection to the thickness you want. I can do a short video if you want. This way works as well. In my head it feels like more steps, though I realize it is probably about the same number of clicks. We all have stocked different tools in the top drawer of our toolbox! 1 Quote Link to comment
InchSw3 Posted March 13 Author Share Posted March 13 All - thank you so much. very much appreciated. 1 Quote Link to comment
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