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    Question extrusion on column face

    Please help me figure out how to create an extrusion on a column face. I realize that extrusion may not be the proper tool to use. I am at a loss as to how to achieve this. I am trying to create a purely aesthetic piece of a column that is man like figure extruded from the round / curved face of a column.

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    Default Re: extrusion on column face

    Create a generic model on a vertical work plane. Use void cuts to emulate the curve of the column, as well as any detail features. Personally, I would create this as a family and insert it into the project.
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    Default Re: extrusion on column face

    This reply would be helpful for a simple extrusion but I am trying to create a stick man like figure. I can't see how this would not cut off some features of the figure creating an extrusion in this fashion.

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    Default Re: extrusion on column face

    Can you provide a sketch/image of what you're trying to accomplish?
    I'm sure we can you some great ideas.

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    Default Re: extrusion on column face

    Here is an image of the finished column. The extrusion of the man is what I am trying to accomplish.column extrusion.JPG

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    Default Re: extrusion on column face

    Any suggestions guys?

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    Default Re: extrusion on column face

    You'll have to have a specialty column and I wouldn't want to make it a structural type cause that just add a lot more complexity.
    So you have one extrusion from the base to the first notch.
    a second one at the notch, and a 3rd above that.
    That gives you the round shape.
    Next you'll need to create an extrusion or sweep (either one should work) in elevation and pass it thru the column.
    This gives you the little guy.
    Then you you'll need to create a void form to cut off the rest of the extrusion that created the little guy.
    No idea how the heck you'd make that flex with with regards to the column dia and the little guy, but the rest is rather easy.

    Edit.
    Just for fun I think I'll try to make one quick.

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    Default Re: extrusion on column face

    Here you go.
    Again not a lot of flexibility in it, but....
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