I have a part to do as part of a project, a the hull of a remote-controlled helicopter, not knowing the surface at all and needing this tool (I tried for 1h30 in vain lol no successful scan) to make the shape of the hull can you help me, I think I used the sketch tracer in order to have the primary forms etc.
Fortunately you don't absolutely have to have the same exact geometry but they must be functional for assembly.
On the sketch tracer I put a 9 cm long rib (the longest rib), the rest is determined by CATIA :D! Here are the pictures: http://hpics.li/d3e84f1 http://hpics.li/3a58423
If possible, show me the procedure to follow, how you would proceed/if you are motivated to start modeling. Thank you very much for your help! Any help is good to take!!
1 (GSD you build the reinforcements, Ctrls points and Tgt elements to modify your surface) with this module I don't recommend you to use the sketcher because you limit the ctrl of your surface because of the "plane" sketch support).
It's tedious but it's better to draw the waypoints of the guide curves, it gives you more freedom to improve your design. Also be careful with the use of symmetry, it's practical, but if you haven't defined the curve well, at the connection on both sides you can have PBs of tgt.
2 (FREESTYLE I don't have this module).
I'm sending you a private message because I can't access your photos if you can send them to me by email.
I'm a taker of some well-built tutorials, but if you could give me the basics, with screens etc for the design of this case since I'm in quite short time, it would be really cool:D
@gt22 acc I'll take a look, thank you
@Fréderic, thank you I'm looking forward to it =)
@Franck, I contacted you by email for the photos, thank you
@ Cédric - Well nothing for the moment because I really know nothing about it, every time I try scans, it doesn't give what I want. That's why I would like to be given the basis to understand how it works
A very important detail in surface area that often means that an operation does not go through, it is the direction of the guides and curves as well as the starting point possibly if there are any.
Often it happens that it doesn't fit because of that.
It is materialized by a small red arrow starting from the origin of the curve. We have to put it in order and make tests!
There are quite a few ways to make surfaces on CATIA.
A rule to remember: break it down into several surfaces as soon as it gets complicated, cut and assemble.
Personally, I make the design surfaces and switch to PARTDesign as soon as possible, so I would tend to treat these shapes of revolutions in volume and then add them by partial relimitation on the hull or the thick surface. To define the tangency directions at the crossing points of a spline, I put a video tutorial, click ICI.
Note: join the group CATIAV5 this is the best place to discuss volume/area advantages.