There is one thing that is not clear in my example. The revolved boss result may not always be connected to the main body, such as the door of the cable car. It should have a shape with a small gap from the main body, which is achieved by rotating the following sketch by 25 degrees in my current de...

Have you tried using the main revolved sketch as a derived sketch on your plane that is at your angle? Many thanks. After google the command "derived sketch", it seems that it create a rotated curve as expected (but seems mirrored, as the object is mainly symatric, I created a half body a...

Here is a part that I did using multple bodies, boss extrudes with offset possitioning, circular pattern bodies, combine tool add and subtract picking just the bodies I want, replace face from offset surface. I think using simple extrudes a solid feature of patterning and combine feature make power...

Thanks for your reply. I just try to simplify the case in the question, so it can be done by a larger shape, and it may start from any position. In the real situation, the shape is not as simple as this, and such oversize shape can only work for cutting, if it need to filll with a new body (e.g. add...

Thank you very much for your reply. Yes, you have point out the reason why I ask for other options even I can already make it, I also find the convert entities is not reliable especially for such conversion from the intersection between plane and body, subsequent operation may have unexpected result...

It's not easy for me to describe what I'm looking for. I hope that I can explain in a simple case below, a. The main body of this 3D model is generated by a specific curve revolving around the Z-axis. b. At a specific position(30 degree from drawing plane), a 30-degree window is cut along the outer ...

I have a base body created by a revolved boss from a curve. I need to add something parallel to the body surface. How can I achieve this using revolved boss/cut with an offset angle? Can I directly convert the original curve to a new plane when creating one? Below is a simple example to demonstrate ...