Mesh Around Hole -toggle lines, add/suppress points or something else?
I am using the mesh on the left as a guide. The mesh of right is my model. What is the best way to get elements to be even and "nice"
Here is what I tried (1) mesh density, but they are many areas and uneven and many to change.
(2) next I tried toggling lines , but there are too many points, i.e, gray dots
(3) next I tried add/ suppress points to even out areas 
Question , is what I'm doing correct , or is there a better way ? I've watched many tutorials but those seem to cover basic parts.
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your target mesh probably uses a lot of trim lines around the internal hole. Concentric Cirles.
You could cut your surfaces using 'Quick edit' panel and 'washer split' around the hole.
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your target mesh probably uses a lot of trim lines around the internal hole. Concentric Cirles.
You could cut your surfaces using 'Quick edit' panel and 'washer split' around the hole.
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Adriano Koga_20259 said:
your target mesh probably uses a lot of trim lines around the internal hole. Concentric Cirles.
You could cut your surfaces using 'Quick edit' panel and 'washer split' around the hole.
Hi Adriano, is there a function that will automatically do this for all holes in the part ? Say if I hade multiple holes. It would create washers around the holes a specified distance ?
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Mesh1 said:
Hi Adriano, is there a function that will automatically do this for all holes in the part ? Say if I hade multiple holes. It would create washers around the holes a specified distance ?
if you go to surface edit panel, you can select multiple input lines and do them at once. But not multiple cuts in sequence.
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