I ran into a problem with a model I’m currently working on, where Filet Edge deletes some faces of my solid. Now, I know that this is nothing special in Rhino, but I’m having trouble constructing the filet by hand.
Here’s the part of the model that gives me headaches:
I’ve tried sweeping with two rails, but couldn’t really get it to work nicely. Lofting is not really an option since it produces a straight slope, and I want it to look like the rest of the filets.
Sry I don’t have a Mac, so I hope this isn’t a Mac only issue.
Also I reckon this straight line might have caused your fillets disappearing, as the radius would have been interrupted when filleting, as it was too big for the surface.
Exactly what you show above! I’m pretty tired, since I’ve worked all day, and I must have overlooked that one of my cross section curves was off. My original file is pretty messy with lots of curves, even duplicate ones. Rookie mistake…
Don’t worry! These days Mac and Windows Rhino are pretty similar in terms of core functionality.
I don’t get why they don’t do a general Rhino discussion forum, and only Windows and Mac categories for things like bug reporting.
OK, do you also end up with an open polysurface, when you join the surfaces? Would you know how to fix that? I need to get back to a solid/closed polysurface.
