Reverse Engineering in the 3DExperience: SurfacesNetwork feature

This video shows you how to transform a cloud mesh (based on a "STL" file) into a proper surface.
It is a reverse engineering topic where you have a hull that you cannot work on.
With the dedicated Digitized Shape applications, you can transform this mesh into a surface using the Surfaces Network feature.
This method is different from the PowerFit, you create a grid on the mesh, that you fill with small patches.
This procedure is less automated, so you need to join and heal the patches together.
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[@mathiasp5362]

Thanks for this video.
How did you import the stl?

[@MaximeChagnot]

Hello Mathias, to import the STL, you need to be in the Reverse Engineering application first (digitized shape or printing), then click on the "+" button on the top-right corner. You will have a scroll menu. Next to the Import button you have a small arrow, click on it and you shoult see STL file option.

[@MaximeC-FR]

Hi Mathias, you need to go to digitized shape application (or 3d printing application) and select the small arrow next to import button. You should see a command called "import STL"

[@media_tech100]

Ok.

[@MaximeChagnot]

Thank you Yousef

[@techwithdharma959]

Make more video

[@MaximeChagnot]

Will do!

[@techwithdharma959]

@@MaximeChagnot can you teach with zero level to
In reverse engineering

[@MaximeChagnot]

@@techwithdharma959 Well, this is pretty much the whole scenario for basics. I will try to make more reverse engineering video in the future, but you still have 3 videos on the channel that are covering most of the features.

[@techwithdharma959]

@@MaximeChagnot ok sir