[bolger] Re: Lessons in Sharpie Design-
>From: GHC <ghartc@...>You are right there the VRML goes way beyond the wire frame.
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>Subject: [bolger] Re: Lessons in Sharpie Design-
>Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2000 16:55:12 -0600
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>Shucks. Do get a VRML plug-in for your Internet Explorer or Netscape and
>make some VRML (solid) files (actually *.wrl) to view. Neater than
>wireframe.
>
>Sometime, I want to automate the heeled displacement to generate a polar
>curve - that would be a neat trick.
>
>Gregg Carlson
>www.carlsondesign.com
>
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Shucks. Do get a VRML plug-in for your Internet Explorer or Netscape and
make some VRML (solid) files (actually *.wrl) to view. Neater than wireframe.
Sometime, I want to automate the heeled displacement to generate a polar
curve - that would be a neat trick.
Gregg Carlson
www.carlsondesign.com
At 02:07 PM 3/27/2000 -0800, you wrote:
make some VRML (solid) files (actually *.wrl) to view. Neater than wireframe.
Sometime, I want to automate the heeled displacement to generate a polar
curve - that would be a neat trick.
Gregg Carlson
www.carlsondesign.com
At 02:07 PM 3/27/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>> G Carlson program is worth geting your hands on. I have try the others he
>> mentions and they are ok but are not real easy to use (this from a user of
>> various 3d and solid modeling programs). I have had hours of fun working
>> with Carlson program. GET IT, USE IT, LOVE IT is all I can say.
>
>I agree. Many thanks to Gregg for making this available. I've had it a
>year and a half and play with it all the time, being a compulsive amateur
>boat designer. I'm a novice computer user but found it easy to learn. I
>used it to help design a hull replacement for a 30' tri I am rebuilding
> www.multihullboatbuilder.com/ "Trifle") and have since designed many
>"next boats" and "what ifs" some of which I hope will get built some day. I
>also looked at Carene and Plyboats and found them more difficult, so why
>switch? I love the way small changes can be made instantly and all that
>tedious math done for you, and spinning wireframes around is endless fun!
>Thanks Gregg.
>
>Gary Lepak
>Florence, Oregon, USA
> G Carlson program is worth geting your hands on. I have try the others heI agree. Many thanks to Gregg for making this available. I've had it a
> mentions and they are ok but are not real easy to use (this from a user of
> various 3d and solid modeling programs). I have had hours of fun working
> with Carlson program. GET IT, USE IT, LOVE IT is all I can say.
year and a half and play with it all the time, being a compulsive amateur
boat designer. I'm a novice computer user but found it easy to learn. I
used it to help design a hull replacement for a 30' tri I am rebuilding
www.multihullboatbuilder.com/ "Trifle") and have since designed many
"next boats" and "what ifs" some of which I hope will get built some day. I
also looked at Carene and Plyboats and found them more difficult, so why
switch? I love the way small changes can be made instantly and all that
tedious math done for you, and spinning wireframes around is endless fun!
Thanks Gregg.
Gary Lepak
Florence, Oregon, USA