Newbie: Strange behavior

[Stonefire]

Hi

Ok - I think I've got it now - thanks to you both....

[openBrain]

Don't believe in the word of a person if you can have a proof

Here it was more "Ask for a proof if you (really) can't find how to do it by yourself"

And I have to say that I almost gave up, it took one and a half hour to find.

Tough battles make big victories.

The culprit is, that the body has no Tip. [...]

I'd never found it ! Thanks for this detailed complement.

[chrisb]

Stonefire, if you know now how to do it, I would recommend you recreate your object from a vanilla file. For one it is an exercise, for the other you get rid of all possible kinds of unwanted and undetected residue garbage in the model.

[Stonefire]

Hi chrisb
Ok ?!? what is that ?

[Stonefire]

Hi both

If I haven't been accurate enougth: Thanks a lot for this guidence througt this "beginners project" !! - It has been an experience.
I appreciate your patience....
I think I've got som steps forwards, despite something is still at bit unclear - and some quistions are still beyound my skills

BUT - I'm on my way - still learning - still setting the level higher than my skills

[openBrain]

Hi chrisb
Ok ?!? what is that ?

What chrisb said is that he would advise that you restart your design from scratch (with all you new skills in your backpack).
As you probably run a lot of 'trial & error' in your design, at this step your file is really in dire straits.
Restarting back from blank file will prevent you to waste time solving problems that are actually due to residual scraps.

[Stonefire]

Hi

Ahhh... vanilla = blank Now I got it...

Sincerly...

[chrisb]

Sorry, not being a native english speaker I thought it was a commonly used word.

[openBrain]

Ahhh... vanilla = blank Now I got it...

Yep ! Used mainly in the software development world. Personally I use it to designate the standard/genuine flavor of something rather than a blank thing. But my mind was flexible enough to figure it out.

EDIT :

Sorry, not being a native english speaker I thought it was a commonly used word.

That was understandable ... at least for another non native english speaker.

[Stonefire]

can I reuse my Sketches ? Or from new also

Sincerly
Steen