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R11 I am having trouble attaching a profile i created to a sweep. i built the profile as a regular one and gave it the generic category. i created a sweep and tried to attach it and i get the error that i cannot create.
Any ideas.
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You have a path that the profile can not follow without doubling back on itself. Profiles work best when the path is on the inside of the path and the profile is completely outside that. << This is an oversimplification but it may help you understand.
Do some experimenting with simple profiles located at different points relative to a path that turns a right angle.
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