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doodek February 6, 2011 03:49

Geometry repair
 
Hello,
I have imported a geometry (IGES file) to Gambit. Unfortunately quality of the geometry is poor. There are a lot of short lines with many points and... without connectivity. Despite fact points are located in the same location Gambit can't identify that. Is there any straight way to heal the geometry? Which tools should be used?

Best regards,
doodek

-mAx- February 7, 2011 01:57

*Choose STEP File instead of IGES (if you can)
*Else use the CleanUp Tools (check tutorial 5. Sedan Geometry-virtual cleanup)

doodek February 7, 2011 14:10

Thank you for answer -mAx-.
I have imported the same geometry in STEP file, but unfortunately it is not a solution, because I have identical problem like with IGES.
It is interesting. Geometry has been created in Unigraphics NX 6.0, maybe it will be easier to repair geom in NX then Gambit?
What is the reason of this problem? How to avoid that during model building in NX?
I have tried to use CleanUp Short Edges Tool, but it is impossible to automatic merge all edges and on the other hand I can't do this merging edge by edge manually. There are a lot of edges and in my opinion automatic repair is only way to heal geometry.

-mAx- February 8, 2011 01:07

can you upload your file (step) I can check your geometry

anil_samale February 8, 2011 04:53

hi Doodek....I think Max answered you question...Since I use GAmbit last 4 years ..I also do same way...if still u face problem...just clean that in gambit or use NX to Gambit connector tool...

doodek February 10, 2011 14:42

Thank you for answer. I have solved the problem.


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