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Add surface to Polygon or Plane

Anonymous
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I have written a GDL object. The lines are drawn and GDL script is OK. But there is no fill on the surface.
When I write the 3D script with PGON, the error message comes " Wrong Edge Index at PGON xx".

When using command PLANE, the error comes " Normal vector and edge x is not perpendicular in peon x in elem xxx"
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David Maudlin
Rockstar
rtaheri wrote:
When using command PLANE, the error comes " Normal vector and edge x is not perpendicular in peon x in elem xxx"
This means the surface does not stay in a single plane. You will need to check the coordinates of all the points.

You will get a better response if you explain what you are trying to accomplish.

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David
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Anonymous
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Thanks a lot David.

I have an object in wireframe, with only lines, using vert and edges. I am trying to add surface fill to the object.

However when make PGONs error comes " Wrong Edge Index at PGON xx".

I tried using PLANE instead and the vector error message appears. I will try to make 3 sided PLANEs and see what happens.

Roya
David Maudlin
Rockstar
rtaheri wrote:
I will try to make 3 sided PLANEs and see what happens.
That should work, as any 3 points will be in (define) a single plane. Beyond 3 points is when the coordinates need to be calculated to ensure all points are in a single plane.

David
David Maudlin / Architect
www.davidmaudlin.com
Digital Architecture
AC27 USA • iMac 27" 4.0GHz Quad-core i7 OSX11 | 24 gb ram • MacBook Pro M3 Pro | 36 gb ram OSX14
Anonymous
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Thanks a lot David. Your comment helped me solve the problem. You are great. 🙂