Hi Steve, yup that is definitely the sweeper thinking that it got close enough and not adding in enough refinement in that area.

This part tends to be a difficult thing to balance because if the sweeper checks for accuracy in too many places it will cause it to take a really long time to complete in more complex cases. But if it doesn't check enough it can let things like this by.

I've added this to my chunk of sweep-related work to see if I can fix it up.

- Michael

Hi Michael,

>> I've added this to my chunk of sweep-related work to see if I can fix it up.

If you are able to correct that, then excellent. I personally would of changed construction to prevent such problems (as I see such problems in many (so called) high end apps).

I dont see this as a failing from MoI, but as I say, if you can control this better, then excellent.


Regards,

- Steve

> If you are able to correct that, then excellent.

I should be able to, I've just got to be a bit careful about not causing too much of an increase in processing time.

- Michael

Thanks guys for all you explanations, it's great learning place here. I get a good result by spliting the edges ... but also get the overlapping problem of course.

>> I personally would of changed construction to prevent such problems.

Well I'm still looking how I can improve the construction in this case :P

Hi PaQ,

You can construct the blend, it only take a few minutes.

If interested:

I projected line onto center of model, then copy/paste the bottom edges:



I then blend the bottom lines (on each side)



Then blend the top projected lines.



I then made sweep using the 3 blends onto the 2 edges.

The blend was correct.


- Steve

Woooow that's genious !!!

Thank you so much manz explain this trick !