Hello
I think projected curves can do the trick, see this tutorial:
http://openclassrooms.com/courses/apprenez-a-utiliser-solidworks/les-esquisses-3d-et-les-courbes-projetees
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Yes, apart from the projected curves, I don't see too much :p
I used it for "Anakin's helmet"
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Create an offset plane on the x-surface
On this plane, create the sketch close it
Atelier Solid Icon on the Right Curve
take projected curve
Sketch on the face by selecting the correct sketch
That's it
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See this link to curves whose curves projected at 8.40 mm from the beginning
http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos/3d/les-courbes-solidworks
you will no longer have any secrets on curves and SW
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Hello
You can also use the winding and selection tracer function instead of waffle or unwaffle.
Normally with all the answers you should find what you are looking for.
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Hello
You can also use the winding and selection tracer function instead of embossing or uncaffling.
on the other hand you will be forced to have a closed outline
Normally with all the answers you should find what you are looking for.
See here
attached files in SW 2012
This is one example among many others
The faces are not flat I created a sketch that I projected
A profile sketch
and via the Material Removal tool create this removal
If you haven't understood it yet, give us + info
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enlevement_de_matiere_via_esquisse_projete.sldprt
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Hello, @fabrice.demont,
I'm responding to a topic that's dated, but I was passing by pure chance while looking for something else... Out of curiosity because it might interest me, I don't understand your method for winding on a non-flat surface with the axis. Do you have a file for example?
Thank you. Cdt.
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