I am a student working on a generating a surface so I can conduct CFD analysis later in Ansys, I used a Renishaw scanner to scan a BMW model and have been battling to generate a loft or surface of a solid body from the scan. I have attached a copy of the file and a video showing the outcome when I try to generate a solid surface from the polylines. For context I would like it to look something like this:
So I can then export the file as a Parasolid and Conduct CFD and further improvements on the body of the car. Would you be able to provide any help as this is a problem I have been battling for a long time and have done extensive research both online and alongside my lecturers in university with. If anyone can help it would be really appreciated.
You can divide the polylines and shrinkwrap the points into a thickened mesh. Then QuadRemesh. If you moved the geometry to be symmetrical on x or y, the result can be symmetrical. The result is a mesh or SubD and the SubD can be converted into nurbs.
Oh WOW!!! I spent a ridiculous amount of time trying all sorts of tutorials and videos online, I am going to try that and see how it works out. Thank you soo much!!
Im currently getting something that looks like this. I’m really not sure where I seem to be going wrong. Would you be able to further explain the process possibly - sorry for all the hassle