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IS it possible to get 3D features from FE entities.
I can only see the option for surfaces but not for 3D FE entities.
Hi Chaithanya,
You may have to extract face elements from solids. On these face elements you can get the features.
Go to tool > faces to create surface elements
Go to surfaces > from FE to create geometric surfaces from the above created surface elements
Then use geometry > solids > bounding surfaces to create solid geometry from the bounding surfaces.
Thank you.
Ok,its a 3 step process.
This is okay. But isn't there an easier and proper way to create solids around an existing 3D mesh?
Go to tool > faces to create surface elements Go to surfaces > from FE to create geometric surfaces from the above created surface elements Then use geometry > solids > bounding surfaces to create solid geometry from the bounding surfaces.
This is not working for spheres! I get errors
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