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Nesting curves

Hi,

 

For the local (metal)cutting company I need to delivery files in a certain way. For example a dxf file with closedpolylines and.

 

In the attached example, I have a hole in the unrolled plate and when I extract the base curve and nest it, the nesting is ok, but the nested part remains as a surface. When I export it to autocad (dxf, dwg) with curves. The isocurves are also implemented.

How do I get the base curves and inner curves, without the isocurves of the parts?

 

Thanks in advance,

Thomas Brandwijk

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Permalink Reply by Rafael del Molino on September 8, 2011 at 2:53pm

Hi,

 

Let me recommend the follow steps:


1. Select all the surfaces

2. Press key F3 and hide the Isocurves

 

 

 

3. Execute the command ExtractWireframe

 

Now you can export it! :)

 

If you have any doubt, don't hesitate to contact me.

 

Thanks and best regards,

 

Rafael del Molino

TDM Solutions SL

Permalink Reply by Thomas Brandwijk on September 8, 2011 at 2:59pm

That is great!!

 

Better than my sollution:

-extractwireframe

-selopencrv

-delete

 

Thanks!

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