deck, camber and sheer.... how to?!?

Discussion in 'Software' started by yacht picasso, Jul 10, 2007.

  1. yacht picasso
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    yacht picasso Junior Member

    hi guys,

    could someone please spare some time and quickly explain to me how to create a deck with camber and sheer on Autoship.... :eek:

    the picture below shows on the top section of what i want to deck.

    the widest point is S15... the forward is f32 and Aft is A15... all at V0
     

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    .... it's always you who comes to my rescue!! :) .....

    yes i saw the TUT... but when i do it, the trimming is all wrong. i guess i'll have to study more, huh!?!
     
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