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Curves Pipeshell

Menu location
Surfaces → Pipeshell
Workbenches
Curves
Default shortcut
None
Introduced in version
-
See also
None

Descrizione

The Curves Pipeshell creates a Pipeshell sweep object. This tool is part of the external workbench called Curves.

Utilizzo

  1. Switch to the Curves workbench (install from Addon Manager is necessary, if not previously installed)
  2. Select the edge that builds the sweep path in the 3D view
  3. Select one or more required profiles in the Tree view
  4. To invoke the command, do one of the following:
  5. Change the Pipeshell parameter to the required conditions

Proprietà

Data

Base

  • DatiPlacement: Placement is the location and orientation of an object in space.
  • DatiLabel: User name of the object in the Tree view.

Main

  • DatiMode: Default is Frenet. Mode is used to select the sweeping algorithm. Choices: Frenet, DiscreteTrihedron, FixedTrihetron, Binormal, ShapeSupport, AuxiliarySpine.
  • DatiOutput: Default is Surface. Output determines the shape of the object. Choices: Surface, Sections, Lofted Sections.
  • DatiProfile: List of the used profiles.
  • DatiSpine:

Mode

  • DatiAuxiliary:
  • DatiContact:
  • DatiCorrected:
  • DatiDirection:
  • DatiEqui Curvi:
  • DatiLocation:
  • DatiSupport:

Settings

  • DatiMax Degree:
  • DatiMax Segments:
  • DatiSamples:
  • DatiSolid: Default is False
  • DatiTol3d: Default is 0.00.
  • DatiTol Ang: Default is 0.00.
  • DatiTol Bound: Default is 0.00.

Notes

  • Pipeshell needs a wire object (as the sweep path), and at least one Pipeshell Profile.
  • The two tools Pipeshell and Pipeshell Profile work together as an "Advanced" Sweep tool.

Limitations

Scripting