Hello
I tried by several means to solve my problem without being able to do it by myself, so I submit it to you...
I would like to make a shape with several curved "blades" (drawing in attachment) by means of a repetition of a sketch or function (the goal being to have much more than on the sketch...). The constraints are that the ends of the "blade" are tangent to the normal of face 1 and plane 2.
Thanks in advance to those who will try!
Have a nice day!
Hello
At first glance I would make the blades by a form of revolution with the stopping surface of the plane and therefore the starting surface the face of the block.
Then with a linear repetition (by unchecking geometry repetition)!
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Hello
Why not use the "Shift" function instead of repeating?
It would therefore be enough to create a first arc tangent to the 2 planes (in sketch of course), then to shift this arc several times according to the desired result.
This allows you to keep the constraints while shifting the features by a desired distance (unlike linear repetition which does not preserve the end constraints).
Good luck
Rather than doing a revolution function, I would go with an extrusion function instead. Then effectively a linear repetition by checking "Vary the sketch" and unchecking "Geometry repetition".
Kind regards
Hello
Well done @jmsavoyat! I was trying with a swipe but the "Vary Sketch" option was grayed out so I couldn't use it. The same goes for a boss or a smoothing.
Thank you very much to all of you,
My problem actually lay in my way of understanding construction. I was thinking about bossing, but the repetition by varying the sketch doesn't work with this function...
Well done jmsavoyat!!
Thank you to everyone else too!