Chris Craft Barrelboat Model Rhino3D

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  1. mikejohn
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    mikejohn Junior Member

    Your right the keel is not straight. I did not notice. I really don't know how I did that. I drew it in the right window assuming that would keep it straight in the other directions I guess. Thank you.
     
    mikejohn, May 15, 2018
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  2. bhnautika
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    Mikejohn there is a quick way to fix the problem. Select the line, In the transform menu about half way down there is “set XYZ coordinates “. In the dialogue bow un-tick the one’s you don’t want ( you want the X in this case) press enter, then snap on to the centre line. This also works on the control points so you can straighten the edge of a surface.
     
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  4. DCockey
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    The command line version is SetPt
     
    DCockey, May 15, 2018
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