Creating a textured station platform surface
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- Shalmeneser
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Re: Creating a textured station platform surface
[Rage on] How dare you ask for help when everything is in the file I provide you ? [Rage off]
Your first LinearPattern is wrong and you continue with two more patterns ?
* You rename your 1st LinearPattern with "LinearPattern Y axis" but you do not use this direction but "horizontal".
* If LL is horizontal, do not use HH.
Your first LinearPattern is wrong and you continue with two more patterns ?
* You rename your 1st LinearPattern with "LinearPattern Y axis" but you do not use this direction but "horizontal".
* If LL is horizontal, do not use HH.
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Re: Creating a textured station platform surface
What happens if LinearPattern.Occurrences is 3 and LinearPatter001.Occurrences is 4 and I say in the formula to use LinearPattern.Occurrences?Shalmeneser wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 5:47 pmIn 0.20.27008, 'LinerPattern.Occurences' will be automatically changed to 'Occurences'.TheMarkster wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 12:35 am Occurrences should probably have something in front of it, like Constraints.Occurrences, Spreadsheet.Occurrences, etc.
Re: Creating a textured station platform surface
Thanks for your reply. I apologise for the difficulties I have caused myself and to you. I have used your file as a template throughout this build but changed my mind on certain features and wanted to take advantage by making the print larger to make it interlocking such that I could do all the station platform surfaces from this file. I have learnt much from your work and the mistakes I made.Shalmeneser wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 6:04 pm Your sketch is bad imperfect :
* Zero-dimension : try always to replace a dimension with a geometry when it's possible.
* 6-dimension : if this 6 is the half ot the 12, geometry should translate this (like in my sketch ).
Please see attached the re-drawn Sketch002. I have used only the minimum of dimension and used Symmetry to centre the second rectangle. Kind Regards
Peter
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Re: Creating a textured station platform surface
"Occurrences" is for the actual LinearPattern (and automatically modified by FC).TheMarkster wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 7:17 pm What happens if LinearPattern.Occurrences is 3 and LinearPatter001.Occurrences is 4 and I say in the formula to use LinearPattern.Occurrences?
If you use 'Occurrences' for the other LinearPattern, the name of the other feature is compulsory ('LinearPatter001.Occurrences') and left unmodified by FC.
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Re: Creating a textured station platform surface
Great, but I think you will need only MultiTransform with 2 LinearPattern inside.
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Re: Creating a textured station platform surface
If I understand, you want multiple walls interlocking themselves.
* 3D printer dimension ?
* rectangle : padding down (reversed)
* brick : padding up
* 3D printer dimension ?
* rectangle : padding down (reversed)
* brick : padding up
Re: Creating a textured station platform surface
I used the LinerPattern xxx prefix in the two LinearPattern formula even though they were replaced with just Occurances. It is useful because the dropdown in the formula lists the unused and available LinearPatterns. I shall use this method every time for confidence.TheMarkster wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 7:17 pmWhat happens if LinearPattern.Occurrences is 3 and LinearPatter001.Occurrences is 4 and I say in the formula to use LinearPattern.Occurrences?Shalmeneser wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 5:47 pmIn 0.20.27008, 'LinerPattern.Occurences' will be automatically changed to 'Occurences'.TheMarkster wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 12:35 am Occurrences should probably have something in front of it, like Constraints.Occurrences, Spreadsheet.Occurrences, etc.
Kind Regards
Peter
Re: Creating a textured station platform surface
Yes I want to take full advantage of the printer and at the moment wanted to make this possible on the platform surface an then the platform walls after I have run the first trial of the Platform surface.Shalmeneser wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 7:32 pm If I understand, you want multiple walls interlocking themselves.
* 3D printer dimension ?
* rectangle : padding down (reversed)
* brick : padding up
The printer I am using is a Creality CR6 SE with a bed size of 235mm x 235mm bed with a height capacity of 245mm.
Kid Regards
Peter
Re: Creating a textured station platform surface
Latest file Rev 3.4 which includes Sketch002 redrawPeterSD wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 7:45 pmYes I want to take full advantage of the printer and at the moment wanted to make this possible on the platform surface an then the platform walls after I have run the first trial of the Platform surface.Shalmeneser wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 7:32 pm If I understand, you want multiple walls interlocking themselves.
* 3D printer dimension ?
* rectangle : padding down (reversed)
* brick : padding up
The printer I am using is a Creality CR6 SE with a bed size of 235mm x 235mm bed with a height capacity of 245mm.
Kid Regards
Peter
Re: Creating a textured station platform surface
Latest file Rev 3.4 which includes Sketch002 redrawPeterSD wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 7:45 pmYes I want to take full advantage of the printer and at the moment wanted to make this possible on the platform surface an then the platform walls after I have run the first trial of the Platform surface.Shalmeneser wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 7:32 pm If I understand, you want multiple walls interlocking themselves.
* 3D printer dimension ?
* rectangle : padding down (reversed)
* brick : padding up
The printer I am using is a Creality CR6 SE with a bed size of 235mm x 235mm bed with a height capacity of 245mm.
Kid Regards
Peter