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    • pilouP Offline
      pilou
      last edited by

      Soap Skin and Bubble can make also half Hull πŸ˜‰
      FOr the moment it's always free πŸ˜‰

      Frenchy Pilou
      Is beautiful that please without concept!
      My Little site :)

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        Gianluca
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        @unknownuser said:

        Soap Skin and Bubble can make also half Hull πŸ˜‰
        FOr the moment it's always free πŸ˜‰

        Yes, i have it! πŸ˜‰
        Thanks for reply Pilou! πŸ˜‰

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        • charly2008C Offline
          charly2008
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          Here again the workflow:

          1. Export the model (in this the plan view, you can additional export the profile view) as image with dimensions from sketchup.

          2. Import the Image to Delftship. Place it at point of origin and then scale the image.

          3. Model the hull

          4. Export model as dxf and import into Sketchup


          Untitled.jpg


          Scale1.jpg


          Scale2.JPG


          Imported.JPG

          He who makes no mistakes, makes nothing

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            Gianluca
            last edited by

            Thank you Charly2008! πŸ˜‰
            I have only a question...How can i set the scale?

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              charly2008
              last edited by

              Hi Gianluca

              1. Dimension the length and width of the new Model (Image 1)

              2. Right click at the plan view (Origin), Place the Image exactly left in the midth of the control frame(Image 2,3).

              3. Right click at the plan view (Set scale)and place the cursor exactly at the right end of the background image. In the control box adjust the length and hit ok (Image 4,5,6).

              Charly

              PS. In the first step is a mistake, instead of 2.16 the width (Beam) should be 2.18


              1new projekt.JPG


              2Origin.JPG


              3Origin1.JPG


              4scale.jpg


              5scale1.jpg


              6scale result.jpg

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                Howard leslie
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                Gianluca,
                See this Tutorial, a method using using SketchUp only:
                http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=9652
                ........
                This Tutorial uses the SoapSkinBubble Ruby Script (Excellent) but you could also use:
                TIGs Extrude Tools or
                Fredo's Curviloft Tool (currently in development)
                Both are also excellent
                .........
                Hope this helps

                Howard L'

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                • charly2008C Offline
                  charly2008
                  last edited by

                  Hi

                  TIG's and Fredo's tools are versatile, without question, very good tools. But special tasks require special tools usually serve only one purpose. In this case the construction of a realistic ship's hull.

                  I had found this use of tools just by chance but with a classed training can achieve very good results. Without this tool, it would have been very hard for me to design historic ship hulls in SketchUp. I see Delftship as a useful complement of Sketchup for this specific purpose.


                  WIP Santa Maria

                  He who makes no mistakes, makes nothing

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                  • pilouP Offline
                    pilou
                    last edited by

                    With the new CurvyLoft by Fredo6 you can also create easily boat's hull πŸ˜‰

                    Frenchy Pilou
                    Is beautiful that please without concept!
                    My Little site :)

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                      Gianluca
                      last edited by

                      Thanks Charly2008! πŸ˜‰
                      Now i can draw a hull with Delftship! Thanks again! πŸ˜„

                      @unknownuser said:

                      Gianluca,
                      See this Tutorial, a method using using SketchUp only:
                      http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=9652
                      ........
                      This Tutorial uses the SoapSkinBubble Ruby Script (Excellent) but you could also use:
                      TIGs Extrude Tools or
                      Fredo's Curviloft Tool (currently in development)
                      Both are also excellent
                      .........
                      Hope this helps

                      Howard L'

                      Thanks Howard Leslie! πŸ˜‰

                      @unknownuser said:

                      Wow, nice little tutorial Charly thanks very much. I have Delftship, but haven't used it yet. Nice well layed out tut πŸ‘
                      Ps Gianluca you should add tutorial too the title of this thread...

                      How can i change the title?

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                        Gianluca
                        last edited by

                        Thanks James! I change the title! πŸ˜‰

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                          Gianluca
                          last edited by

                          This is the result! πŸ˜‰ I'm very happy! πŸ˜‰
                          Thanks to all, and sorry for my bad english.. 😞

                          http://i45.tinypic.com/5dscn9.png

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