When I use replaceedge with selectcurve option on this example, the result is an edge that wraps around a hard corner instead of breaking at the corner.weird replace edge result.3dm (53.0 KB)
Is this repeatable by anyone?
What curve are you selecting as the replacement for the edge?
Isnāt there just one curve in the whole file? Hereās a video b/c Iām probably not explaining it wellā¦
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Is this the problem?
If so, then the issue is related to the fact that the underlying untrimmed surface is not big enough to be trimmed by your curve (your curve lies slightly outside the untrimmed surface, causing the gap).
āduplicate borderā, āuntrimā, āextend surfaceā and finally ātrimā with the duplicate border resolves the problem.
Cheers, Norbert
The problem isnāt that it doesnāt quite match the input curve (although I think it should in this case, but maybe thatās a different problem. Also, I think the ExtendSideEdges option should work in this example and it doesnāt) The problem is that the resulting surface has an āedgeā that wraps around a corner. At the end of my video, you can see that I select DupEdge, click on that corner of the surface, and the selection wraps around the sharp edge as if itās a single edge.
Ah, okay. Now I understand.
Anyway I can confirm that this happens even with the extended surface and also with the āangled curveā substituted by a degree 1 polycurve (as opposed to the degree 3 in your file).
The edge can be easily split at the corner, but there is definetly something strange happening hereā¦
Thanks.
Can anyone at RMA replicate this?