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Thicken Tool

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Hello,

I have some surfaces created by the boundary blend tool. I merged them by the Merge Tool and now I want to thicken them.

But when I click Edit, the Thicken-button is not activated....

So what do I have to do to activate the thicken button?

Do I have to use any other tool before that?



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Thank you for your replies!

Best Regards,
Hermann from Austria / Europe
 
Yes I did.....

I think I`m doing something wrong but I don`t know what.....

When I create any surface by the boundary blend tool, it doesn`t work too....
 
You have to select the quilt, not the feature or an individual surface.

To do so, you can set your 'Smart Filter' (in the lower right corner of the Pro|E window) to Quilts.

If you leave it on 'smart', Pro|E will first highlight features. Select one that's a part of the quilt, like the boundary blend. Once a feature is selected, then it will highlight feature entities, like individual surfaces or edges. It takes some RMB clicking to highlight the quilt. You may need to select a feature surface entity first.

IOne you ahve the quilt selected, thicken should be available.

So, highlight a feature, select it. Move the mouse to highlight a feature surface entity, select it. Move the mouse and RMB to toggle through the available items until the entire quilt highlights, select it.

Or jsut set the filter to quilts.
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