Surface MODELLING/IMPORT on Tribon M3

Discussion in 'Software' started by IPirates, Sep 2, 2012.

  1. IPirates
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    IPirates New Member

    I have lines plan and max-surf/rhino 3d surface. I want to import it in tribon lines. I know the manual procedure how to import lines in tribon.

    I would like to know is there any direct procedure of importing rhino surface to tribon.

    In tribon surface there is a option to import surface and its work. But for production I need .dml format. and this format is unavailable or I don't know how to do it.

    If anybody like to quote some point to solve my problem I would appreciate it.

    Thanks
    IPirates
     
  2. zeroname
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    zeroname Naval Architect

    That is not an easy task. You can try to import the rhino surface as .*SAT format in the tribon surface module , or alternatively use britfair to convert the dxf lines file into the format that is readable by Triboon Lines modules.

    Best is go for some training !
     
  3. IPirates
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    IPirates New Member

    i imported .sat file in tribon surface but could not export it to .dml file. for production drawing/modelling .dml file is required.
    2nd procedure u have described is known to me and its very difficult and surface may not smooth as rhino.
    If you know the conversion how to export .dml file from imported .sat file then please give some advice.

    Best regards
    IPirates
     
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