I agree, your solution is the best. :finger:
Could you explain to me how you got the fold drain?
I didn't understand how you got it, it looks like an extrusion?
You can help me. :bekle:
He made an extruded cut. often happens to find problems because swx fails to download a edge, especially when inserting the folds in a solid part obtained by loft.
I usually, when it fails development, proceed in this way:
control1: I verify that all faces are actually flat (with solid lofts you have to be careful). to perform this check I click one face at a time and check that there is a chance to make us over a sketch
Control 2: I begin to perform macro cuts in edges at one by one until I find the problematic one. Once I find I delete all the other cuts and I go to shred as much as possible the cut remaining.
mike is right, the sheet is another way of conceiving the cad and also with much experience you often end up in a blind alley and you need to delete the features i restart with another method.
I use a little all the methods:
traditional sheet metal functions
solid functions with bending insert
conversion into solid body sheet
conversion into sheet metal
multibody sheeting
all seasoned by topdown modeling with skeletons.
However I attach another solution of the reggio sheet. I point out that in the loft plate solution it takes 1.73 seconds for reconstruction, with the solution I posted 0.50 seconds. my solution also gives the possibility to create a lightened configuration without the functions of sheet metal, in case the reconstruction goes to 0.03 seconds.
If you have to mount it in a complex set I would make a little thought.
good job!!!:finger: