Going to go ahead and hide everything I don't need.
The easiest way to do something like this,
is I'm just going to trap it all,
hide everything and then come back into my navigator
and just simply turn on my aesthetic face blend,
which will turn on the final surface.
At this point, I want to verify that all of my edges
are within my defined tolerances.
So to do that, I'm going to come in
and use what's called Surface Continuity.
MultiFace, tangent faces, and once I pick one,
it's going to pick all the tangent faces.
And I'm going to come over here
and do what's called suggest a scale factor.
And it looks like there's a bunch of stuff,
that's auto tolerance. But what's happening is,
it's showing things that are way, way tiny,
like .007, like 7 microns. And that's well within our
tolerance band. Reason why is, because this is going to
show us everything, but if I look at the top
under Continuity Checking, G0 turned on,
no edges are out of tolerance.
So it's telling us that no edges are out of tolerance.
If I come down here and say
Show Out Of Tolerance Only. That's a way of
hiding those needles that aren't necessary, okay.
So, as you're going through, you want to make sure that
when you are doing your analysis,
you have things turned on and off correctly.
Otherwise it may look like a false reading
or a false positive is throwing things off.
So, just make sure that it says no edges are
out of tolerance. And you have Show Out of Tolerance Only
turned on. When I go into tangent,
you'll see that there is nothing that's out of tolerance.
If I go into curvature, you'll see that
I have 5 edges out of tolerance around these corners,
and again, you need to take a deep dye,
visually inspect things and make sure that
what is out of tolerance is either
truly out of tolerance, or it may be
acceptable to what you're doing.
Again this is going to be foam wrapped at 1/2 a grain
and for the most part, all of the issues are down
at the bottom, and this may be an acceptable condition.
So, just because something reads out of tolerance,
doesn't necessarily mean that it is out of tolerance.
Again, verify with the studio,
verify with the person in charge,
and do your visual checks as well to make sure,
that everything checks out.