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Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 4:04:05 AM | Solid Blend problems

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Hi,

 I have two problems with Cone I extruded with Blend tool:

1- the cone has two wall made from surface of the cone- but a lien appears and i am forced to remiove it with pen (invisible lines) tool- is there a way to avoid this?

2- I want to create diagonel - or lets say any type of line (sweap type) along face of cone... any ideas??

 keep in mind- the elipses used are not syemtrical ocer shape centre point... image attached

thanks

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