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  • R Offline
    REGIS
    last edited by 26 Apr 2008, 09:49

    Hi all

    A simple video tutorial using Push-Pull-Scale and following curves.

    Enjoy
    http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=-e4opz4G73k

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    • B Offline
      boofredlay
      last edited by 27 Apr 2008, 03:35

      Thanks for the tut REGIS.

      Question; could you not do away with drawing the lines in the beginning? All you need to do is reference (infer) the points on the arc. The lines don't seem necessary. Or am I missing something?

      http://www.coroflot.com/boofredlay

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      • R Offline
        REGIS
        last edited by 27 Apr 2008, 07:20

        Hi Boofredlay and thanks for your comment.

        I'm not sure to understand what you mean.

        I draw those lines to be sure to have points to refer on the same plane.
        tuto pps.jpg

        When all is done I'm sure to follow exactly the curves.

        Perhaps I can do inferencies when I draw my lines. I'm sure it will be better.

        regards

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        • R Offline
          REGIS
          last edited by 27 Apr 2008, 14:44

          Hi Alan

          @alan fraser said:

          ...and it ought to inference without any problem.
          I have already started a similar shape using this method.

          I draw all those lines before because I don't want to have the problem i've found in your model.
          Inference point missing.jpg

          Question; how can I scale with precision without inference point. By eye perhaps.

          Best regards

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          • A Offline
            Alan Fraser
            last edited by 27 Apr 2008, 15:09

            I think Eric is correct. When either Push/Pulling or scaling, you can infer the existing points on both the overhead arch and the ellipse at the base without having to draw any construction lines.

            You just need to make sure that you push/pull from the far side of the face...beyond the arch, or when scaling to the edge of the ellipse, that you look from below. In both cases this will place the point of inference between you and the geometry you are editing...and it ought to inference without any problem.
            I have already started a similar shape using this method.


            dome.jpg


            dome.skp

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            • R Offline
              REGIS
              last edited by 28 Apr 2008, 06:34

              Hi Eric

              I understand now what you mean. Sure the lines aren't necessary, I've found how to draw the points on the arcs without drawing the lines.
              If I have time I'll edit the video on you tube.

              Thanks a lot.

              @+

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              • R Offline
                REGIS
                last edited by 28 Apr 2008, 07:07

                Hi Alan

                Taking a look at your model this morning and i've found the points on the arch.
                I was thinking they wasn't here. 😳 excuse my answer.

                Doing a little try this morning and IMO I think drawing just points to infer on the archs is more time consuming than drawing lines like I do in the video.
                I can use the lines to infer when I push-pull, sometimes it's more easy than looking for a point.
                Using one method or another is not the most important just the result is important.

                cheers

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