Like "Rail revolve" in Rhino
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if we have a push-pull and scale following a path of a 3d basis rail ( I mean a plan figure in 3d like a chipster) we can do it!
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here is a .skp file and jpg files showing as follow-me doesn't work but push/pull+scale work but working in a very slow way
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Why you don't make the inverse in your special case?
Take the horinzontal section then make a little vertical loft!
I believe that Curviloft by Fredo can make that!
Take a face start (your section), a face end (any what you want )and your profile as path!Ps Post your file as V6 for a more large audiance!
Try also Lss Toolbar by Kirill2008
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Thank you Pilou,
As Jeff suggested I'd need to set up in size and position my basis horizontal and connect them two each time with curviloft, but it is too long for my design as in samples I posted where I solved simply with repeated pull/push+scale.... I search something to short this process -
you might be able to do your example fairly quickly with curviloft's sweep function (the middle icon in its toolbar)
if you duplicate your profile curve and mirror it to the other side of the path then use the two profiles as rails, it should give the desired results. I'm on a phone right now- I'll try it out later.
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This is curviloft, as jeff suggested. Is it what you want to achieve?
I've simplified the profile because there was a ton of segments.
Base and profile.skp -
right.. like that ^
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thank you guys,
I'm proud that help arrived from Italy to Italy!
Now let's try to shake it tilting the shapes or modify the basis figure in 3d shape
thank you for your helps
all the best to you
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My vertical method with always Curviloft!
Thickness is not straight inside!
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@unknownuser said:
I'm proud that help arrived from Italy to Italy!
Well I don't know if Jeff has some Italian ancestor.
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please give me setting of curviloft in this case: method? geometry?.... or a screenshot of your vedeo
thank you from italy -
Something like this
Separate the Profile (welded) for a better easy selection of the segments!
Select the profil
Select the surface
(click twice on the middle of the surfaces - zoom it)Click Twice on the empty Space
And curiously prefere an horizontal "profil"! (so just a rotation from my previous post!
Thickness will follow the skin!
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