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i want to know how to delete this protruding surface
like this
Hello,
In the classic hypermesh then, Go to Tool > Delete > set the selector to surface and from the modelling window select the surface/s and hit delete.
Hello, In the classic hypermesh then, Go to Tool > Delete > set the selector to surface and from the modelling window select the surface/s and hit delete.
thanks, but i didn't explain well .
i extracted midsurface.
The part where the surface protrudes should be flat as shown in the second picture, but it protrudes instead. I want to fix that.
I tried as you told, However, not only the part I wanted but also the connected surface below it got deleted entirely.
so could you tell me how to delete or edit the surface?
thanks, but i didn't explain well . i extracted midsurface. The part where the surface protrudes should be flat as shown in the second picture, but it protrudes instead. I want to fix that. I tried as you told, However, not only the part I wanted but also the connected surface below it got deleted entirely. so could you tell me how to delete or edit the surface?
Can you share the model or i will create a support ticket and we connectt through teams and look in to it.
That indicates that it is one surface. I would guess that somewhere there is a sliver that is not fully trimmed.
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