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New SBD screens, lets change the mood a little

Colin,

Have you actually imported a CAD model into MAX before? I attempted it once with an Inventor model into MAX, and found the import process to be unsatisfactory. The model consisted primarily of lofted cross-sections with splines as guide rails, and on import the guide rails were clearly visible in the visual model. There were also some graphical singularities around complex geometries which I was only able to remove with a high mesh resolution. Have you found a satisfactory work around to this? The mathematical nature of CAD has always been more appealing (to me) than visual modeling, but I've not been able to find a way make it work.[/QUOTE

John, sent a PM. I think this should be done elsewhere seeing as it's not "my" thread nor is it relevant to the SBD.

thanks.
 
These things do tend to wander. For instance we have a whole set of forums for designers which seem to get ignored. I am involved in the Flight Dynamics one, but more such questions tend to show up in the general forums.

I hope you can continue this informative design discussion in one of them!

Cheers to all and I am happy to se a series of these historic planes being done! T
 
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