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From: Mr. Yuri (MR_JURAJ)
Thanks a lot Michael
From: Michael Gibson
You're welcome! There does not appear to be anything wrong with the original fillets, I think it is a bug in boolean union between fillets when one of them has an extended "underlying surface" that goes a ways past the current trim boundaries and the second one is contained inside that extended underlying surface area.
I've been seeing the after effects of this bug for quite a while now but I didn't have a good way to reproduce it but I do now with your file. That should give me a good chance at fixing it.
- Michael
From: Michael Gibson
Hi Mr. Yuri, I've been able to track down the bug which was causing this - it is in boolean union where it is attempting to merge 2 cylinder surfaces into single larger cylinder but is making a wrong result when the 2 cylinders have opposite axis directions.
I've been trying to find this bug for quite a long time without success until now, I had thought it was a bug in filleting since all the cases where I've seen it have been on fillets. But until now I've only had examples of it after it has already gotten messed up which made it difficult to figure out.
Thank you for posting the file especially with the "before" and "after" states, it helps a lot to be able to repeat the problem instead of only seeing the end result. It will be very good to get it fixed up.
- Michael
From: Mr. Yuri (MR_JURAJ)
I'm happy to help
From: shayno
whats interesting is that if you extrude the base upwards first to then reselect it and go down it works without a problem and stays solid
cheers
shayne
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From: Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
And maybe you can also use this by Max Smirnov for eliminate some lines contours...after the extrude...
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=7912.4
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