a triple loft

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ruggerostark posted this 25 October 2018

hello everyone

a triple loft
three circles on three parallel planes
I do the loft
I have to change the diameter of the central circle
with any parametric, in this case I used zw3d , file gif ,
I go back to the sketch I modify the diameter and it's over
spaceclaim the sketches eats them when I do the loft
how do you change the diameter of the central circle?

regards

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kkanade posted this 25 October 2018

Hello,

As ANSYS employee, we can not download attachments. Can you please insert image and explain your problem in detail.

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Keyur

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ruggerostark posted this 25 October 2018 - Last edited 25 October 2018

I would like to design a loft like this with spaceclaim
and
I would like to change the diameter of the central circle
with spaceclaim I can not
see the red arrows that indicate the central circle
in the drawing done with zw3d

https://imgur.com/a/L0iFPou

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kkanade posted this 25 October 2018

Hello

This is much easier in Design Modeler as shown in images below.

Ragards,

Keyur

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kkanade posted this 25 October 2018

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kkanade posted this 25 October 2018

Hi,

On another note, if you want to do it in SpaceClaim then it may be possible through scripting.

Regards,

Keyur

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ruggerostark posted this 25 October 2018

I understood how to do it

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kkanade posted this 25 October 2018

Great!

Can mark this as 'Is Solution' so that others on forum can benefit from it.

Thanks!

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Keyur

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FrankD posted this 25 October 2018

Design Modeler allows you to modify the original curves that occur before the Blend.

As SpaceClaim has no history, the way to achieve this, as ruggerostark points out (in Italian), is with the Tweak Face tool. Inside there are Edit Method choices, and the one you want is Blend Curves. This reverse-engineers the minimum set of curves required to re-define the selected face, and allows for Control Curve, Move, and Scaling to be done to any selected definition curve. The neat part about it is that it works on faces in general, not just faces that were originally created as Blends. It effectively Edits the selected Face as if it had been blended. This is patented and fairly advanced SpaceClaim functionality, albeit somewhat buried in the UI.