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Vatrobot
Feb 16 2007, 01:29 PM
I would be very greatfull to have some more precise information on creating curved surfaces and bodies. NCurvedFace3D class-description in the 1.1-documentation didn't help me much yet. I know this is the next subject Petit is up to explain in his tutorial, but... a little sneak preview would be great! biggrin.gif
Petit
Feb 16 2007, 02:46 PM
QUOTE(Vatrobot @ Feb 16 2007, 02:29 PM) *

I would be very greatfull to have some more precise information on creating curved surfaces and bodies. NCurvedFace3D class-description in the 1.1-documentation didn't help me much yet. I know this is the next subject Petit is up to explain in his tutorial, but... a little sneak preview would be great! biggrin.gif

Hmmm... I've raised some expectations I guess wink.gif
I'd like to have a better uderstanding of the curved matter too, which is to say it will take a while before it makes it as far as to the tutorial. Sorry 'bout that.
Vatrobot
Feb 16 2007, 05:26 PM
okay then, i'll wait patiently + try to figure it out by myself. thanx for the feedback biggrin.gif
kiroukou
Feb 19 2007, 04:01 PM
Sorry but I do not have time currently to help you correctly and provide an example.

Try to ask some precise questions, and I would be able to answer with some fast replies smile.gif

Basically you can draw faces with curved edges. No primitive is handling that, so you have to create yours wink.gif

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