a maxsurf problem

Discussion in 'Software' started by pavel915, Dec 29, 2006.

  1. pavel915
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    pavel915 Senior Member

    hi all,
    I will ask you about a problem in maxsurf.
    in following link of maxsurf academic website
    https://www.formsys.com/academic/maxsurf/sample-designs/design-contest-submissions/anthony-branns-monohull-passenger-ferry

    ( to go to that link u need a registration in maxsurf academic site)
    there is design of a vessel, there are 3 surfaces there, and one of them is named as " bow bullwalk"
    I wonder that how the 2 surfaces " side wall" and " bow bullwalk" is bonded together? the number of control points are not equal there, to bond surfaces in maxsurf , equal no of control points are needed.
    can you please tell me how can i make a "bow bull walk " like him?
    please share the procedure to make such surfaces in maxsurf.
    thanks!
     
  2. Andrew Mason
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    Andrew Mason Senior Member

    It looks like the author of the design has either manually or automatically fitted a surface edge to a portion of another surface edge. This is not bonding and does not guarantee an exact fit between the edges, particularly if you move control points in one surface.

    A better method is to create a bulwark surface that runs the full length of the hull and is bonded to the topside surface. This can then be trimmed back using another surface to define a trimming boundary.

    Unfortunately you will need more than 3 surfaces to do this, Maxsurf Academic is a bit limiting when you want to do complex trimming.
     
  3. pavel915
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    pavel915 Senior Member

    thanks Andrew Mason;
    can you please tell me when the next design compitition in maxsurf will be held?
     
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