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How to slope a 3D solid ?

  • May 11, 2018
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Hello Community,

I have a 2D line that was converted to 3D (solid). I need to 3D line (solid) to slope upwards or downward.

Any suggestion(s) on how to do that ? I try the 3D interpolator, but it does not do anything.

Thank you,

David

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jneujens
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  • May 11, 2018

It should do something.

When you are checking your output, does the line contain z-coordinates?

If you are looking at your line in Data Inspector, then don't forget to click on the button to enable 3D viewing. Otherwise, you will notice a difference.


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The 3D line (solid) does have Z value.

noslope.png


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Problem solved.

The 3D_Interpolator needs to be run on the 3D line before the line is converted into a 3D line (solid)


jneujens
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  • May 11, 2018

Problem solved.

The 3D_Interpolator needs to be run on the 3D line before the line is converted into a 3D line (solid)

testinterpolator.fmwIt does not really. In this example the 3DInterpolator works on a 2D line and makes it a 3D line. An example is attached in this comment.

 

 


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Problem solved.

The 3D_Interpolator needs to be run on the 3D line before the line is converted into a 3D line (solid)

Thank you for the example. Now I understand better the transformer.