[Plugin][$] Curviloft 2.0a - 31 Mar 24 (Loft & Skinning)

majid

I had a similar problem.
Solved by getting one face slightly out of the plane of the other.
If this can help.

yes mate it workes for me too, nice trick
and , dear Fredo....thousands of thanx for your generoucity and helps on this forum..... we all thank you, and here is the simple model.

co-planar faces question

pilou

I have same result
and this
@unknownuser said:

Solved by getting one face slightly out of the plane of the other.
don't works for me

bug_or_not.skp

TIG

Introduce a 'vertical face' half way round the loop and do it in two steps ?

mariocha

@unknownuser said:

...don't works for me ...

Hum... just to be sure, one of the faces is not flat on the ground, right ?

DIEGO-RODRIGUEZ

pilou

Ah oK
But that is not normal

fredo6

@unknownuser said:

Ah oK
But that is not normal

I cannot really say that this is normal

This is simply a small problem when the two faces are in parallel planes. It is part of the fixes I will release. The issue is just that the contours are connected in reverse directions.

Fredo

DIEGO-RODRIGUEZ

Hi Fred.
a question.
is normal that generates the mesh outside the component or group that I'm working?

fredo6

@diego-rodriguez said:

Hi Fred.
a question.
is normal that generates the mesh outside the component or group that I'm working?

It's part of the bug fixed but not yet released.
This was already signaled. see that post

Fredo

charly2008

Hi,

again a new Object

Charly

mitcorb

@Charly: Someone has probably already said this, but your Curviloft models remind me of high style jewelry in the tradition of Faberge, perhaps, or someone like him. I would have to guess you might actually work with jewelry or decorative art in some way. Again, I salute your creativity.
The other possibility is that you are a very discerning and talented machinist.
However, there are dentists who like to work with jewelry.
Now don't let this all go to your head. We won't be able to do a thing with you

charly2008

Hi mitcorb,

at first many thanks for your nice comments. I'm just a retired mechanical engineer. I have nothing to do with jewelry. My thanks to Fredo and TIG for their wonderful plugins that allow me always to try new ideas. Curviloft inspired me again and again to construct new forms. It is not a great art, but only practice and a little visionary. In principle, everyone who deals with it can do it.

Charly

jbw007

Hi Fredo,

I've download your fantastic plugin, but I'm not able to use it. I get the toolbar and menu items, and I've created the curves that I want to work on. Nothing happens at all. I've check the video 10 times and can't see what's wrong. It's the only Plugin that I have installed, after a reinstall of SU. Nothing in the Ruby console, in fact the same problem that 'Rachmatrf' have in June. I've looked through the forum for the answer to him, but failed to find the solution. Can you help ?

Regards

Jens

Running XP SP3, and SU8

fredo6

Jason,

I had a look and yes the design is quite impressive. I see of course where you used the plugins.
You really should put a picture in your post.

Fredo

jason_maranto

Hey Fredo,

I am currently trying my best to learn how to use curviloft and I working on a project that I think fits alot of what the tool does -- since everyone else is sharing I thought I would too. This is a the arm for a robot from a show I watched as a child called Robotech (also known as Macross overseas).

http://www.spotoarts.com/jason/armandgun_posed_dc.skp (5mb download)

I am using curviloft, roundcorner, and JJP for alot of this -- you may also notice that this is a dynamic component and if you click on it I have rigged it to animate between 2 positions... although the poly-count is really stretching the limits of what can be animated.

Thank-you for your plugins!

I also forgot to mention I'm using your BZ toolbar set as well

Best,
Jason.

fredo6

NEW RELEASE: Curviloft 1.1a - 12 Jan 11

Sorry for long absence. This new release hopefully includes a functional version of Loft Along Path, along with other fixes. It also support a two-phase loading.

Note that you will need to upgrade to LibFredo6 3.6.

There is still no documentation. So the best is have a look at the video:
[flash=640,480:3menursp]http://www.youtube.com/v/AZnVY3unWPU&hl[/flash:3menursp]

See main post for download

Fredo

Rich O Brien

Thanks again Fredo6, this is an amazing tool

utiler

Fredo, I don't know how many time I can say thank you with out it becoming monotonous but, thank you!

Dave R

Wow!

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Daniel S

Thank you Fredo!!!

I like the respect tangency method

But looks like the skinning option has a regression

Daniel S

skin.skp