How to combine two splines into one?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by P?l, Jul 8, 2004.

  1. P?l

    P?l Guest

    Hi,

    I am trying to get two splines that meet in both ends to become one
    spline. Is this possible?

    Best regards
    Pål Eilertsen
     
    P?l, Jul 8, 2004
    #1
  2. P?l

    matt Guest

    (P?l) wrote in
    use a "fit spline"

    matt
     
    matt, Jul 8, 2004
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  3. In 2004 SP4, yes. In older versions... not sure.

    *) Make sure the the two ends that meet are tangent to each other
    with a relation

    *) Select the point where they meet with your select tool

    *) Press your 'Delete' key on your keyboard

    Mike Wilson
     
    Mike J. Wilson, Jul 8, 2004
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  4. You know, I think I misread your post. If your splines were joined
    at one end, then it works. You want a 'closed' single spline. Yeah,
    Matt's idea is the way to go.

    Mike
     
    Mike J. Wilson, Jul 9, 2004
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  5. P?l

    P?l Guest

    Hi,

    Thanks for good ideas. What I have done is to make the end points
    tangent and then use fit spline. This makes the splines into one but
    if I try to adjust the points the result isn't what I expect.
    Especially around the connecting points. I am using SW2003 SP3.

    Pål
     
    P?l, Jul 9, 2004
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  6. P?l

    matt Guest

    (P?l) wrote in @posting.google.com:

    I think it was in 2004 that we got the ability to make constrained fit
    splines. Why aren't you using a new version?

    Plus, I don't think Mike's deleting the endpoint idea works in 2003 or even
    in 2004...

    In 2003 and prior, getting splines to follow other control geometry was
    kind of a hassle.

    good luck,

    matt
     
    matt, Jul 9, 2004
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  7. Yeah, it doesn't work if you are trying to close the spline like a circle.
    It does work (at least in SP4) when you want to turn two splines into
    one, and the other ends are not connected.

    Mike
     
    Mike J. Wilson, Jul 9, 2004
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  8. P?l

    Sporkman Guest

    Definitely doesn't work in 2003.
     
    Sporkman, Jul 9, 2004
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