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| pulling station sections out in rhino anyone tell me how TO GET EACH STATION OUT IN THE OPEN So,s I can model my beams, usually I only cry HELP after several hours struggling, thanks |
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| You already have the station curves? And I imagine they're all sitting on the same layer, at their actual locations on the boat? Try making a CutPlane, parallel to the station planes, through 0,0. Project your station curves to this plane and put each on a separate layer. Alternatively, mark a key point at each station and Move them all to the desired plane. If you're going to detail in Rhino you might want each on its own layer.
__________________ - Matt Marsh - Marsh Design (small craft blog and designs) |
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| same question...you have the stations already? or you need to create sections from your surfaces? |
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| I have the stations in(from freeship), but if I were lofting a deck the old way I would take the deck, c/l height, subtract the sheer height, then that is crown H, then at 33.33%in a factor .8898, and 66%in, factor .5393, this gives me the heights at third and two third beam, do this at every beam, it makes one fair deck, if I was forming T sections or I ,s or angles, i would have to form each one from loft, thanks men |
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