Hi it's a great clip explaining how to project curves on surfaces. It helped me to go step further however I am not able to jump over the final step. I am desining a marine propeller blade where there are now plane surfaces - everything is curved. Now I am able to project each radial blade profile to cylindrical surface i.e. at r =0.2R, 0.3R etc up to r=1.0R. The blade thickness vary radialy from r=0.2R up to r=1.0R. The blade thickness vary from its leading edge to the trailing edge as well (i.e from the beginning face of the blade to the back face/edge of the blade). And due to the blade pitch with each radial step the blade is further turned (spinned). So I am not able to use neither COIL nor SWEEP function. The most "natural" function seemed to be LOFT. And here I stucked since I am not able to join radial surfaces i.e . blade profiles at different r's with LOFT function. Can you provide me any hint or trick how to overcome this problem? Many thanks in advance bye Andrej
Your tutorials are amazing. So clear, concise and in depth. Thank you!
Hi it's a great clip explaining how to project curves on surfaces. It helped me to go step further however I am not able to jump over the final step. I am desining a marine propeller blade where there are now plane surfaces - everything is curved. Now I am able to project each radial blade profile to cylindrical surface i.e. at r =0.2R, 0.3R etc up to r=1.0R. The blade thickness vary radialy from r=0.2R up to r=1.0R. The blade thickness vary from its leading edge to the trailing edge as well (i.e from the beginning face of the blade to the back face/edge of the blade). And due to the blade pitch with each radial step the blade is further turned (spinned). So I am not able to use neither COIL nor SWEEP function. The most "natural" function seemed to be LOFT. And here I stucked since I am not able to join radial surfaces i.e . blade profiles at different r's with LOFT function. Can you provide me any hint or trick how to overcome this problem? Many thanks in advance bye Andrej
your tutorial is splendid.. thank you sir.. keep the good work
Hello! how did you curve a plane?