dome formed by a grid

[angelogianni08]

Hello everyone

I have to make a dome that instead of being full, it will be a metal grid as in the image I attach

How can I achieve it, that is, I should do full volumes and then pierce it?

or should I project a curve on the solid dome?

 

[enri]

I did not understand if you have to do it with a specific sw, if not, then the best method according to me is rhino with paneling tools. qui the free plugin and qui i tutorial.

 

[Fulvio Romano]

with any software, if the purpose is the only render, do the whole dome and use a texture.

 

[angelogianni08]

is that I have to hang near the holes of the elements type spheres, so the ideal is to do it in solid... and in solidworks since I have technical tables to do

What do you suggest? if project of the grilled straights on the dome this deforms.. .

How could I do that?

with the sheet function? then develop it in round?

 

[angelogianni08]

I saw this tutorial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmxf9oc3vfa&feature=relatedis it possible according to you to make the surface as solid and then to radially duplicate solids to make subtraction of volumes?

Thank you.

 

[flaviobrio88]

I saw this tutorial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmxf9oc3vfa&feature=relatedis it possible according to you to make the surface as solid and then to radially duplicate solids to make subtraction of volumes?

Thank you.

If you try to answer the questions you ask, it can be that the help comes

 

[Mike1967]

is that I have to hang near the holes of the elements type spheres, so the ideal is to do it in solid... and in solidworks since I have technical tables to do

What do you suggest? if project of the grilled straights on the dome this deforms.. .

How could I do that?

with the sheet function? then develop it in round?

così?
Guard.

 

[angelogianni08]

If you try to answer the questions you ask, it can be that the help comes

to answer what, what did I ask you?

in any case I can not immediately respond to the forum at any time for obvious "work" reasons.... cmq thanks to anyone who can help me


thank you mike - unfortunately (I don't tell you why....that's better) but I don't have the rar here at work!! I have to look at it elsewhere. .

As soon as I can take a look, I'll tell you

thanks cmq also because it is not the first time but you have helped me often in other requests

Hi.

 

[Mike1967]

to answer what, what did I ask you?

in any case I can not immediately respond to the forum at any time for obvious "work" reasons.... cmq thanks to anyone who can help me


thank you mike - unfortunately (I don't tell you why....that's better) but I don't have the rar here at work!! I have to look at it elsewhere. .

As soon as I can take a look, I'll tell you

thanks cmq also because it is not the first time but you have helped me often in other requests

Hi.

It's a video, if I have time to do part in 2010.
Unfortunately zip compression does not reduce it enough, for that
I use rar.
If you look carefully at it, you can replicate it.

Hi.


[youtube]_kakm6bbi0[/youtube]

 

[Mike1967]

here is the material, parts included.
there is a model as similar to the video and a model with a stroke
straight and folded.

 

[angelogianni08]

Thanks mike!

Just what I needed. so it is the repeat function filling the makeup, I did not know existed!

cmq great video and file.

Bye!

 

[Mike1967]

here my tutorial... :smile:
[youtube]nw7xfjaugyk[/youtube]

 

[sampom]

Yes, but the dome?
I understood it was about a hemisphere surface.

greetings
Mar

 

[Mike1967]

Yes, but the dome?
I understood it was about a hemisphere surface.

greetings
Mar

Yes, you do it hemisphere.
It seemed to me, but reading the post well I understood. .
which was semicircular. (sing)

 

[enri]

I think that double curvature becomes much more complicated.

 

[Mike1967]

I think that double curvature becomes much more complicated.

What do you mean?

 

[angelogianni08]

Yes in fact it was a dome, not a curve, but then the project changed and so it is good too ( fortunately!)

Hi.