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Topic ClosedMEP 2009 Fault / error message
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    Posted: 11.Jan.2012 at 11:47
Modelling Plantroom using MEP 2009 on Windows XP machine (32 bit) fault / error code "Coedge on parametric surface with no pcurve". Any ideas?.
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Sounds like you got some back geometry.  What parametric objects are you working with?
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Points: 7175 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11.Jan.2012 at 13:18
Parametric Space Curves (Source www.clemson.edu)

"The parameter curve (pcurve) is a 2D spline curve in the bi-parametric space of a parametric surface. A pcurve is attached to each coedge of a face lying on a parametric surface. It is separate from the intersection curve (intcurve) associated with the edge of the coedge, but also approximates the true intersection curve.

Thus, at an edge common to two faces, each lying on a parametric surface, there is an intersection curve (a 3D spline in model space) and two pcurves, one in each of the parametric surfaces."
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