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Jim,
Great hull graphic! But out of curiosity... Generating points for Fintry's hull design in Excel, did you start with calculations for the transversals? And if so, what family of curves would evolve so smoothly from the forward V to the mid and aft U sections? It kind of looks like you morphed a tangent into a secant. But how do you do that in calcs? Or did you start with the longitudinals and then somehow connect the dots for the frames? I'm playing with an Excel development of a one-off hull design and have a pretty good layout using all secant frames, but a tangent in the bow would give me just the right entry...if only I could figure out the transition. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. boat_dreams Jim Woodward wrote: ... If you're going to use CAD (or any complex computer program), you have to ... Here's Fintry, done this way: http://www.mvfintry.com/pix/bowqtr800.png |
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