I’m lost and hope someone has some idea, I imported a dxf file perfectly fine, the shape is egg shaped.
My problem is when I use push pull there is a ton of lines to soften or hide on the curves surface that was extended, any fast way to clean that up or prevent It?
Well, as a general strategy, if the dwg import is too messy, then you just keep it grouped and use it as a tracing guide, and draw over it from scratch with SketchUp’s own drawing tools. For complex curves, you might want a bezier curve drawing plugin.
We’ve been through this before. The 2 point arc tool is simply called the arc tool in SU 8.
Install a weld extension, Like Tig Weld or Curvisard and weld the edges.
If your computer can’t handle that one shape with all the edges I would seriously suggest you should be using a different computer.
Imported DXF/DXG files are a real crapshoot with SketchUp. Sometimes they can work fine and other times they create a host of problems depending on what generated them and how. That’s why I suggested tracing over. If we see what you’re dealing with, we might see why.
Actually box are, I’m more trying to perfect the dimensions and am not succeed.
With yours I already did my model and printed, with this I am trying to make plans to build.
There are 2130 short ends and 1 Border hole.
This computer and I suck at tracing so that seems out of question haha.
You’ve got a pointlessly large number of segments in the curve, you can weld it and it works, but it’s not worth the effort as it’s not a very smooth curve anyway.
I don’t use cad so can’t tell you what you need to do to have an imported dxf with less segments.