Bjr I make a boat on solidworks and when I have to do my smoothing to make the first surface of the boat, I am told that it is not possible, could you help me
Boat.SLDPRT (98.0 KB)
Hello
Apparently a file reserved for owners of the 2023 version. Attach a x_t file preferably.
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I can't it puts that on me
Hello Lenny
Try "iges" then. The part must be solid for export x_t. If it is surfaces and/or wireframe then iges exchange format.
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But given the size of the file there is not much in it
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A simple screenshot can sometimes be enough and is available to everyone.
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Yes take a snap during the smoothing operation
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Smoothing should work without problems. But you have to choose volume. If you want to stay on the surface, put the top line of each section in dotted lines (construction)
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just have to be volumetric ???
No need to use longitudinal sections
Just the transverse sketches
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No need for a guide curve. For now
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No. Cross-sections. Rectangles
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ah...
and no guide for the moment
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You have to put all the cross-sections here
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Hello
To begin with, we never work on a whole hull, but on a half hull for boats.
Here is a link from modelers who can help you (even if it's fusion 360 the principle is the same)
Your shape of the couples seems too rectangular for my taste^^
If it's just the surface that is between the 2 blue lines of my vdd you will have to go through the other lines under construction, otherwise it will try to use your rectangles, which necessarily poses a problem of understanding for the software.
Also to know that boat hulls and SW, in general it ends badly^^
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