Can anybody help me close this polysurface on my roof? I have tried everything I can think of and to no avail. I need it closed so I can do a 3-D print.
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Hello - please export a file containing the object you are asking about and not the entire project.
-Pascal
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Sure thing! Sorry about that!
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Hello - what’s going on with these two surfaces? They cross through each other - what is the intent here?
-Pascal
I am wanting a slightly curved roof on the exterior and flat on the interior
OK, well, it’s a little hard to help here without building the thing for you from scratch and even then I do not have a clear idea of what you are after - which surfaces you want and which can be trimmed or removed - I think you need to learn a bit more about building models, and what it means to have a closed object.
If you use the Section command to take sections through the objects in the file you sent, you’ll see that it is not possible to join these into a closed solid, as is - surfaces cross through one another every which way.
http://docs.mcneel.com/rhino/6/training-level1/en-us/Default.htm
-Pascal
Thank you for trying, I will work out an alternate roof plane.
Hello - I am just guessing that maybe something like the attached is what you are after.
RoofMaybe.3dm (256.7 KB)
-Pascal
Essentially, but the bulge of the roof would end at the square roof in the center. I managed to get the surface to close without the bulge, so I may just leave it like that.