I've fixed this seam-edge face extrusion bug for the next v2 beta.

Also one other change is that in the next v2 beta when you extrude a face that is just a single surface all by itself, that face will get deleted instead of it hanging around, so that there won't be an extra surface hanging around at the bottom of the extruded solid.

- Michael

Great! That will be helpful, Michael.

I had what I thought was a strange fillet result the other day. I built a half barrel by extruding a semicircle along a straight path and then capped the ends using the 'planar' command. Then I joined the ends to the semicircular side and filleted the joins between the ends and the side. The fillet extended beyond the side (perpendicular to the inner curve of the fillet). By the way, the side and ends did not have any thickness ... just simple surfaces.

The only thing I could figure out how remove these tags was to make a cutting plane flat with both edges of the curved side and larger that the whole object and then 'trim' the tags off. It worked but it was cumbersome.

I hope this makes some sense ... I erased the file afterward but I could recreate it, I think, if you would like to see the problem.

I am enjoying MoI ... I try to play with it a few minutes every day ... I think it will be a great compliment to my usual work horse, Rhino.

cheers
eric

Hi Michael,

> Also one other change is that in the next v2 beta when you extrude a face that is just a single surface
> all by itself, that face will get deleted instead of it hanging around, so that there won't be an extra
> surface hanging around at the bottom of the extruded solid.

Thanks for that, I always forget to delete that surface :)

Cheers

Thanks a lot for the info! Now it makes sense to me.