Really cool! I'll see if I can remove/cut the geom I'm looking at/working on from the main part (as confidential) and send it over as a challenge. It's very similar to this challenge; the issue I have is that the casework split/draft is open shut side to side and the pill/lozenge pull direction/draft is in the opposite direction (top to bottom and at an angle). So you effectively have to use different geom for both the male and female features of the pill/lozenge. I've used a similar approach, it's just a little less flexible in the model tree. It's hard to explain as the compound surface that the pill/lozenge is sat also has the added benefit of being an overbuilt surface (to avoid a three sided surface). Will make more sense when you view it. Anyway, great video. Always gives me food for thought for the stuff that I'm working on, so thanks for making this video
Really cool! I'll see if I can remove/cut the geom I'm looking at/working on from the main part (as confidential) and send it over as a challenge. It's very similar to this challenge; the issue I have is that the casework split/draft is open shut side to side and the pill/lozenge pull direction/draft is in the opposite direction (top to bottom and at an angle). So you effectively have to use different geom for both the male and female features of the pill/lozenge. I've used a similar approach, it's just a little less flexible in the model tree. It's hard to explain as the compound surface that the pill/lozenge is sat also has the added benefit of being an overbuilt surface (to avoid a three sided surface). Will make more sense when you view it.
Anyway, great video. Always gives me food for thought for the stuff that I'm working on, so thanks for making this video
Good stuff , be keen to see the geometry if you can split it out.
Always great