Curved walls misbehave in 3D (while 2D is ok)

MrSoleil · ‎2023-09-27

Anyone knows why the walls would behave like this in 3D?

The plan is OK, no problems there. Just the 3D. We have a blobby project and this is happening all over it.

Changing the curvatures of these walls sometimes help. But we don't want to change all the plans.

Thanks!

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Barry Kelly · ‎2023-09-27

How far is your model from the Project Origin?

If it is a long way, this can cause problems.

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Lingwisyer · ‎2023-09-27

Try adjusting the Intersection Priority of your curved walls and those interacting with them. I find this often happens with curved walls not trimming correctly, but can often be corrected by changing the order in which they trim to each other.

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MrSoleil · ‎2023-09-27

All the walls are curved and of the same composite so its can't be that.

If I change these curves it will connect better, seems to be a problem only when the curve isn't smooth. But we can't change the curves.

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