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BTG YACHT DSGN
-sailing is believing-
Registered: October 2008
Location: Poland, Warsaw
Posts: 104
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December-26-2009 8:30pm
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Rating: 10
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Hi, Sean!
I'd be grateful if you could share how did you model the hull surface (via loft and cross sections of the hull, via rails or however else) because I'm about to modell a hull with spray rails and i dunna how to manage this ;/ usually I use cross sections and loft, but this ^*&^(*& spray rails are worrying me...
Regards,
Kuba
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Sean Herron
Senior Member
Registered: May 2004
Location: Richmond, BC, CA.
Posts: 1,529
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BTG YACHT DSGN
-sailing is believing-
Registered: October 2008
Location: Poland, Warsaw
Posts: 104
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Thanks a lot.
Regards, Kuba
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Sean Herron
Senior Member
Registered: May 2004
Location: Richmond, BC, CA.
Posts: 1,529
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Hello...
As fantastic as Rhino 3.0 is - I myself do not know how to 'constrain' a curve to a surface - strakes are the last thing I do after I am happy with the hull bottom...
I also do not trust cutting out an ISO curve...
I still like projecting diagonals to same - just make sure you use the X axis as a control and your diagonals extend past the transom bottom...
If that makes sense - remember - I know nothing about boats - nothing - I am a professional figure skater - however - it does not look like I will make the upcoming Olympics...
Question - are you using Rhino - I can post files - just not these ones...
SH.
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BTG YACHT DSGN
-sailing is believing-
Registered: October 2008
Location: Poland, Warsaw
Posts: 104
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hahahha  Of course you know nothin' bout boats- I'm the best NA at last . I hope that you'll practise your skiing more and participate in upcoming Olympic games with a T'shirt with ,,Boat- Design.net"
Now seriously:
yes, I'm using Rhino v 4
As I started to modell this hull ( a catamaran 9 meter long motorboat for fishing purposes) and began to modell the sprays, i figured out that the guy who designed the hull ( because I'm there only to style the deck) modelled it in such a way: he made a constant cross section, placed it at the stern and then selected 2 rails and made a surface
(At least I've done it that way and the created hull looks the same as on the photograph he gave to me XD)
Only thing i can say is LOL.
Once again thanks for your support,
Regards,
Kuba
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Sean Herron
Senior Member
Registered: May 2004
Location: Richmond, BC, CA.
Posts: 1,529
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Hello...
Ah - OK - 2500 cans a day - in 8 hours - and we do not need to do this ****...
SH.
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BTG YACHT DSGN
-sailing is believing-
Registered: October 2008
Location: Poland, Warsaw
Posts: 104
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2500 cans? Yeah kinda ,,make our dreams com true" XD
instead of playing with pencil and ruler and those sophisticated formulaes that nobody who actually HAS friends understand- let's play with some metal and earn nearly the same
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