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    • emerald15E
      emerald15
      last edited by

      I’ve resisted asking for help on this but after numerous attempts… I’m just stuck. These images are from an existing display pavilion. The roof rolls down & around the back of the stand, twisting the front fascia from vertical to horizontal.
      I have a dimensioned plan of this & would like to make an accurate model. I’ve tried following several procedures using various plugins but haven’t managed to get anything accurate.
      Can anyone please point me in the right direction before I too get bent out of shape?


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      • numbthumbN
        numbthumb
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        @emerald15 said:

        I’ve tried following several procedures using various plugins

        Which ones?

        Comfortably numb...

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        • ely862meE
          ely862me
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          Fast one, use Artisan(commercial plugin) and get it done .


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          • cottyC
            cotty
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            Not perfect, but a possible workflow with Extrude Edges by Rails (TIG)...


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            • emerald15E
              emerald15
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              Aaughhh! Can it be that simple! Seriously, thanks for the help.

              I have Artisan but can't always see the obvious starting point for the geometry. I had in mind JPP to get the thickensss once the shape was right. Other than that I had tried radial bending/Fredo Scale & I've forgotten what else, (been trying to get this right for weeks, on & off). My next attempt was going to be one of TIG's extrude tools, but hadn't defined which yet. So I guess I wasn't completly off target, but still have some way to go. 😄

              Thanks all.

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              • emerald15E
                emerald15
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                Success! Just thought you'd like to see the result. Tried again & arrived at close enough to what I needed. In the end I defined the front & back edges of the curves by intersecting curved planes. I then used curviloft tools followed by JPP the create the surfaces & wall thickness.


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                • ely862meE
                  ely862me
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                  That is pretty close ! I like it ! Well done ! 👍

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