Mesh Biasing Preview
When I use biasing in "Solid Map" the preview appears flipped from what the resulting mesh looks like. For example, I set the biasing in the model below and the preview shows that higher density elements will be created at the bottom. But when I create the mesh, the higher density elements are created at the top.
What's going on?
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AM_20700 said:
Sure. I've attached a .hm file of a quarter of a tube.
The top face is 2D meshed. If I use the "Solid Map" option and then set a bias, the preview and the result are reversed:I've also attached a video of the process.
Thank you.
Looks like this is model specific (I even created a tube from scratch and it seemed to work as expected) so it might be some geometry issue and/or a bug. I have submitted it to development and I guess the workaround would be to undo the mesh if it ends up backward and change the sign on the biasing value.
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I am not able to replicate this. Could you share this part of your model?
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Ben Buchanan said:
I am not able to replicate this. Could you share this part of your model?
Sure. I've attached a .hm file of a quarter of a tube.
The top face is 2D meshed. If I use the "Solid Map" option and then set a bias, the preview and the result are reversed:I've also attached a video of the process.
Thank you.
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AM_20700 said:
Sure. I've attached a .hm file of a quarter of a tube.
The top face is 2D meshed. If I use the "Solid Map" option and then set a bias, the preview and the result are reversed:I've also attached a video of the process.
Thank you.
Looks like this is model specific (I even created a tube from scratch and it seemed to work as expected) so it might be some geometry issue and/or a bug. I have submitted it to development and I guess the workaround would be to undo the mesh if it ends up backward and change the sign on the biasing value.
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Ben Buchanan said:
Looks like this is model specific (I even created a tube from scratch and it seemed to work as expected) so it might be some geometry issue and/or a bug. I have submitted it to development and I guess the workaround would be to undo the mesh if it ends up backward and change the sign on the biasing value.
You're right. I tried it with 2 other models (1 sldwrk and 1 step) and it worked as expected.
I don't know what's going on with that model.0