Smoothing advice? Updated
-
Thanks Elesei. I'll try that and post the results in a few days. (I did not download the model, but I very much appreciate you making it available.)
Also thanks to everyone else for their help and advice!
-
Working almost prefect. Except... what the heck is that?

-
See the hidden geometry, most likely an edge snapped.
-
There is something. If I recall well, you have there a small segment that creates a small crease throughout the body. If you remove that segment I believe it will be alright.
It doesn't matter how far the sections are it will create the same amount of segmentation. -
@ely862me said:
See the hidden geometry, most likely an edge snapped.
Thanks Elisei. I did look at the hidden the geometry but I did not see anything obvious.
I think I may have the 2 vertical sections just slightly too far apart. I'm going to try moving them closer together and see what happens.
-
@ely862me said:
There is something. If I recall well, you have there a small segment that creates a small crease throughout the body. If you remove that segment I believe it will be alright.
It doesn't matter how far the sections are it will create the same amount of segmentation.Cool. I'll check that. It's supposed to be a smooth transition from a curve to straight line. If it's not, then the result would make sense.
-
After much playing around and thanks to everyone's advice, here's what I ended up and pretty much exactly what I wanted.




-
I think you will find the remaining 'lines' around the hull are bulkheads, they can be deleted to improve the shape further.
-
@mike amos said:
I think you will find the remaining 'lines' around the hull are bulkheads, they can be deleted to improve the shape further.
Thanks, yes, that's exactly what they are.

-
Here's how the shape is evolving.

Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better π
Register LoginAdvertisement