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Dear children thank you for your support....

but I still need some advice!! !

They asked me to develop the 3d of a aircraft. . .
I already have drawings in 2d on sheets of a designer, size and everything...
we say that above all the purpose is to learn the program. .

I read guides and made example but if for a plate there are no problems,
with a aircraft I don't know exactly where to start, or... I don't know if to create a sketch and extrude for the wing for example or ... as best maybe it is to create on many parallel planes of the sections and then between scrolling surfaces to cover everything ...

in these one ... they tell you to do things but the way you have to find it!!!

simple and helpful tips please
 
I don't need the monitor to tell you what to do second, but I think you need to define the following things:
1 define how many parts your model has (e.g. fuselage, body, rudder wings, stabilizer, eventually deems the subaxioms)
2 define which reference system should have the parts (I would like to use the same reference system for all parts) for example on the tip or on the tail or in the middle of the wings
3 create a first general product, where I think it is useful to insert a first blank part that you can call ref (instead of displaying the plans insert a reference system with axles terna)
4 for each part you define a part in the axieme, es begin to model (superfici or solid)
5 insert subaxis if the subsequent parts are subgroups (for example wing with deflectors).
6 repeat operations first

and tightened the explanation but better and difficult to do, good work

Hi.
 
cesius: it would be nice first that I was sanctified but it was already patented and you will soon see it is not bad...:smile:

President: sympathetic your jealous but to better understand it is perhaps recommended to look for aircraft.... airplane ... plane ... or synonyms... search you a little...:biggrin:


thank God you are you! (only helpful)

then for now leaving aside things already studied as systems, propellers, etc.
I should just insert:

- fuselage (I think it is the central part and what could act as a central system). . .

-double vertical paddle

- a horizontal paddle

-to be understood a wing (without secondary commands) or in good substance 2 semial
I'm also leaving the longherons for now. .
 
Prog_Pie said:
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President: sympathetic your jealous but to better understand it is perhaps recommended to look for aircraft.... airplane ... plane ... or synonyms... search you a little...:biggrin:

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try to find as a synonym of aircraft the word aircraft!

p.s.: however it was German!
 
...of course I thought and I still think of using the forum as help to design and not to spy on the trivially understandable. . .
 
Well I should also do pipes ranging from there to there and in the middle there is something higher or less so and after I have to do a corner (I have quotas) with the floor....in the end I have to draw a curve that passes from above the design that I have and make two more extrusions...who helps me? ?
Well, so only the good god said...:finger:
 
cesius79 said:
Well I should also do pipes ranging from there to there and in the middle there is something higher or less so and after I have to do a corner (I have quotas) with the floor....in the end I have to draw a curve that passes from above the design that I have and make two more extrusions...who helps me? ?
Well, so only the good god said...:finger:
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He's retiring and sending the devil!
:smile:
 
Prog_Pie said:
Dear children thank you for your support....

but I still need some advice!! !

They asked me to develop the 3d of a aircraft. . .
I already have drawings in 2d on sheets of a designer, size and everything...
we say that above all the purpose is to learn the program. .

I read guides and made example but if for a plate there are no problems,
with a aircraft I don't know exactly where to start, or... I don't know if to create a sketch and extrude for the wing for example or ... as best maybe it is to create on many parallel planes of the sections and then between scrolling surfaces to cover everything ...

in these one ... they tell you to do things but the way you have to find it!!!

simple and helpful tips please
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look at this discussion:http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=17660&highlight=aereothere are native solidworks files with "constructive" for modeling; with catia you should be able to open them.
with all cads the system is about that, it does not seem so difficult. . if you stay at these "demonstrative" levels.

greetings
Mar
 
I'm not wrong so much you know...

the punfin... is a good idea ... and it takes its name from a type of birds that are located on the coasts of the North America characterized by very short wings and a solitary attitude... just like a aircraft for personal use. . then if we put the lightness and mediocre power of the last brushless together with fuel cell or lithium batteries ... be raising 90 kg is not impossible. . .

However what I have to draw is obviously different but approaches as an idea...
 
♪

of solid work I have the version of 2008 and cannot open the downloaded files ... it would be good to give it a look !!!
 
use edrawings that is free and opens the sw files...however I decided that I will open a store of aircraft. . .
 
... now I say if one from half an hour asks "how" to succeed in doing something ... an account is that he is told looks between the operations on this model ... and an account is that he can only visualize the final content... also this banal.. .
 
apart from everything... I would like to know then why on the catia ste surfaces are in yellow... it will be trivial for you but for me it is a mystery.. .
 

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