How to modelling a buggy?
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2019-03-25
06:34 AM
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2023-05-24
07:22 PM
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Rubia Torres
Isn't there an easy way to do this?
I try railing
I try profil manager
I try morph
https://grabcad.com/library/rock-bouncer-frame-1
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2019-03-25 07:05 AM
Archicad is an Architectural modelling software.
Not really suited for this sort of thing.
You can tube a morph surface but you will have to start and stop every time you want to change the plane that it is to stretch along.
Plus it won't be easy to get the exact dimensions you want.
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2019-03-25 08:50 AM
When a profile manager adds a railing I thought I could do a 3d chamfer
Thank you.
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2019-03-25 10:33 AM
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2019-03-25 11:32 AM
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2019-03-26 02:17 AM
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2019-03-26 02:18 AM
cesursg wrote:Sure, but Archicad is just not the right software to model something like this.
I use archicad very well, and I wants to take everything. because very love archicad;)
At least not very easily.
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2019-03-26 11:26 AM
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2019-03-29 02:39 AM
I would use common weld fittings and locate them at the nodes, rotate as needed... connecting the fittings with a tube is easy. Even if you want have non-standard fittings, at least make them of some intentional angle. And of course the fittings and tube can be extracted into Interactive Schedules. Shop drawings would not be a difficult task either. Are you making a buggy or just fooling around with it for fun?
This reminds me of how I used to model pipe railings. I made/modeled a set of .gsm fittings for a pipe railing and fittings manufacture once. There are is a picture of it in this thread -
Anyway, you just locate the fittings, and connect them with a tube. It's not really that difficult to do with ArchiCAD.
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2019-03-29 03:45 AM
cesursg wrote:Just a thought, but you do know you can open that file in ArchCAD right? It will automatically be converted to a morph. From there you can cut it up/split and do about what ever you want to it.
I cant modelling skeleton of buggy with any cirle profil. how to make it please help.
Isn't there an easy way to do this?
I try railing
I try profil manager
I try morph
buggy.jpg
https://grabcad.com/library/rock-bouncer-frame-1
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