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Filled Surface Imported Surface Example

This example of a casing is an imported surface. One of the faces in this example has failed. You can repair it by using filled surface.

Creating a filled surface from an imported part:

  1. Import the part.

  1. Click Filled Surface on the Surfaces toolbar, or Insert, Surface, Fill.

  2. In the graphics area, under Patch Boundary, select each of the tangent edges around the hole for Patch Boundaries .

    The edges and curvature types are listed under Patch Boundaries .

In this example, Tangent is used to apply constraints to the patch.

  1. Click OK .



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