Challenge

Challenge 8 : Concept Modeling of Seats

Concept Modeling of Seat

Objective: To build the surface of Seat

Importing the image and tracing the curves using a single view and by using the perspective view in the image. Determining the patterns and building the surface.

Methodology:

Importing the image -> tracing the curves from a side view-> surface building using tools from palette -> building the continuity of Seat

Tools:

Curves:

  1. Circle and CV curves, these are used to draw curves or to trace the image which in turn is required to build surfaces.

Object edit:

  1. Attach and Detach- These are used to detach the curves which helps to detach curves, which helps to create surfaces.
  2. Align – It helps to align the surfaces at G0, G1, G2 positions.
  3. Extend – It helps to extend the surfaces for our convenience.

Curve Edit

  1. Duplicate curve tool- Duplicates any curve which is picked or clicked.

Surfaces:

  1. Skin – It is the command used to form the skin between the curves.
  2. Rail – It is used to form surfaces by selecting generation and rail curves depending on the requirement.
  3. Square – If there are four sides to make a surface, this command is used.
  4. Freeform Blend – To form two transitional surfaces for given two inputs.
  5. Surface fillet – To form fillet between 2 surfaces.
  6. Msdraft – Creating surfaces by puling group of CVs at an angle.

Surface edit:

  1. Project – Its used to project the curve on a surface by selecting the surface and curve.
  2. Trim and Untrim – It is to trim and untrim the surface

Evaluate:

Surface continuity check – It is to check the positional, tangent and curvature of a surface.

Conclusion

  1. Working on own patch layout and hypothetical curves
  2. Imagining the Surfaces from a side view
  3. Visualization and continuous surface building

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