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- Thu Mar 28, 2024 10:48 pm
- Forum: Python scripting and macros
- Topic: Silk: a NURBS workbench
- Replies: 316
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Re: Silk: a NURBS workbench
just for fun, here are all the viewsets in this model, edited so they don't overlap. master sketches master extrusions master common common faces traced to bezier surfaces cutting points blend along length blend along width blend both (links are still in original position) CadDivision_19_06.png when...
- Thu Mar 28, 2024 10:27 pm
- Forum: Python scripting and macros
- Topic: Silk: a NURBS workbench
- Replies: 316
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Re: Silk: a NURBS workbench
Jruiz is doing with compounds what i normally do with links in the model tree below, i put my view objects folder up to in the model tree, then the modeling folder, then the rendering folder. so the overall structure is -ViewSets --Viewset_Link_abc ---link_obejct_a ---link_obejct_b ---link_obejct_c ...
- Thu Mar 28, 2024 10:18 pm
- Forum: Python scripting and macros
- Topic: Silk: a NURBS workbench
- Replies: 316
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Re: Silk: a NURBS workbench
... Hi One big question. You have one grid (white lines) and 2 bodies (blue surfaces) which are parameterized by the grid. How do you manage having the surfaces apart from the grid but still maintaining the parameterization??? hmmm, i think i understand your question better now. I confused myself b...
- Thu Mar 28, 2024 9:57 pm
- Forum: Python scripting and macros
- Topic: Silk: a NURBS workbench
- Replies: 316
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Re: Silk: a NURBS workbench
now you can replace ControlPoly4_FirstElement000 in both grids that use it (to form the corner), and the ret of the model updates correctly closedSurfaces_01_19.PNG closedSurfaces_01_20.PNG closedSurfaces_01_21.PNG the additional layers of sketches and attachments are very useful, but it takes more ...
- Thu Mar 28, 2024 9:50 pm
- Forum: Python scripting and macros
- Topic: Silk: a NURBS workbench
- Replies: 316
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Re: Silk: a NURBS workbench
... Hi One big question. You have one grid (white lines) and 2 bodies (blue surfaces) which are parameterized by the grid. How do you manage having the surfaces apart from the grid but still maintaining the parameterization??? this setup allows very granular editing. the orignal has all straight li...
- Thu Mar 28, 2024 9:33 pm
- Forum: Python scripting and macros
- Topic: Silk: a NURBS workbench
- Replies: 316
- Views: 74664
Re: Silk: a NURBS workbench
... Hi One big question. You have one grid (white lines) and 2 bodies (blue surfaces) which are parameterized by the grid. How do you manage having the surfaces apart from the grid but still maintaining the parameterization??? edit height of second sketch attachment and angle, everything follows. c...
- Thu Mar 28, 2024 9:25 pm
- Forum: Python scripting and macros
- Topic: Silk: a NURBS workbench
- Replies: 316
- Views: 74664
Re: Silk: a NURBS workbench
... Hi One big question. You have one grid (white lines) and 2 bodies (blue surfaces) which are parameterized by the grid. How do you manage having the surfaces apart from the grid but still maintaining the parameterization??? I'm not 100% i understand the question, but let me try to answer: The ma...
- Wed Mar 27, 2024 2:22 am
- Forum: Python scripting and macros
- Topic: Silk: a NURBS workbench
- Replies: 316
- Views: 74664
Re: Silk: a NURBS workbench
how is the best path to get solids out of silk surfaces . Capture d’écran 2024-02-07 à 23.03.37.pngCapture d’écran 2024-02-07 à 22.56.18.png you might find page 24 of this thread of interest. It covers cuts, solids, and offsets. https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?t=23243&start=210 also, a ...
- Wed Mar 27, 2024 2:08 am
- Forum: Python scripting and macros
- Topic: Silk: a NURBS workbench
- Replies: 316
- Views: 74664
Re: Silk: a NURBS workbench
As a self followup, my best pick to build solid from Silk surface ate the moment are : I'm glad you found the method. I do the same type of thing. if i'm just trying to close a gap (as opposed to sculpting), i use Part ShapeBuilder, Curves WB, or one of the Surface workbench tools. Curves WB is the...
- Sun Sep 17, 2023 3:17 pm
- Forum: Python scripting and macros
- Topic: Silk: a NURBS workbench
- Replies: 316
- Views: 74664