Hello,
I need to analyze this model, but I cannot do it because it is a trimmed surface.Even though I tried a lot but I can’t do it. Is there a way to do this? P.S I AM USING RHINO 6
Best Regards,
Thank u
ANALYZE V.2.3dm (57.7 KB)
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How are you trying to ‘analyze’ it and why does it need to be untrimmed? The placement of sharp edges make it literally impossible without making a ‘kinked’ surface, which is hardly ideal for anything.
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most analysis is done on a mesh anyways-
can you mesh the part and analyze that?
what specifically are you trying to analyze? weight, area, density, perimeter, curvature?
you have not given us enough detail to try and help.
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there you go, untrimmed version of your surface.
edit: v6 version
surface.3dm (45.3 KB)
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Hello Kyle, this model is a small part of a large model. Since this part is not a surface, our analysis program cannot read it. Thank u <3
Hello encephalon,Can you explain how you did this so I can improve myself.
Best regards.
That doesn’t make much sense…what analysis program?
duplicate the edges , join these into 4 separate (poly)curves and use SimplifyCrv which will reduce the amount of points on straight lines (also works for circles when they are real circles within tolerance) then use Sweep2 with the left and right straight curves as sweep shapes, the other 2 as rails.
the outcome will be a polysurface, explode it and use MergeSrf, i turned off option smooth but both would work, that will create one continuous surface. quite a hack for this but if it helps you.
but i agree with @theoutside usually for analysis one would use meshes instead, but i believe there are instance where nurbs can be used directly (maybe they get converted internally idk)
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