Hi everyone,
I tried to model a conical wall with the "fix wall/gran/" command. However, the result shows an error as "unknown primitive wall style". Does anyone know how to model a conical wall or how to modify this? Thank you.
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cstoltz | Fri, 05/31/2013 - 11:55
The conical wall primitive
The conical wall primitive was deprecated some time back. You will need to create an STL file for the conical section and import it. If you don't want to use a CAD package, look up a previous post (4/1/2013) to find some geometry creation tools that can help prepare some simple STL objects.
Regards,
Chris