So continuing on an idea from last year! I'm starting again this time mainly using ICEM SURF. The idea is to use as few control points as possible to create as simple surfaces as possible.
Also picked up a neat screen capture tool: Snagit
I've just copied forward all the reference images and lines I already had
Also copied in the front wing design I've already got
Based on my reference pictures, lets say this part is perfectly straight
I'm also going to say that the side is fundamentally flat vertically, so I've created a verticle line here, and I'll build a surface based on this.
So here's the swept surface
Now I'm looking at creating the top profile and I can see that the reflection lines start to diverge from the top of the profile, so I'll make an adjustment
I'm making this adjustment by moving the highlighted point closer to the front.
Now I'll make another plane below the reflection guide line to cut the vertical plane with
Split the surfaces, the vertical surface that remains will be used as the G3 reference for the curved top of the nose.
Make that symmetrical across the zx plane
Top profile lines
Extract the geometry
Create the profiles
Patch from curves
Make symmetrical
Check on nose
So I can see this will require some adjustment
Ok, some minor adjustments on the height of the points and this looks good to me
So let's say that this part is done and move on to the next segment
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
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