Hi friends
I draw a sketch on a sphere and I want to know how to dimension of this shape on plane.
In other word if i want to spread the surface of this sphere on a plane, what is this dimensions like lenghts of sides?
thank you for your help.
Hi friends
I draw a sketch on a sphere and I want to know how to dimension of this shape on plane.
In other word if i want to spread the surface of this sphere on a plane, what is this dimensions like lenghts of sides?
thank you for your help.
If I understand your question correctly, you want to get the "flat-Blank" for this spherical part?
By definition, a spherical shape is a draw not a form (or bend). SW does not flatter draws.
Do you want to dimension the shape as a flat or as a formed part?
Rick Becker wrote:
If I understand your question correctly, you want to get the "flat-Blank" for this spherical part?
By definition, a spherical shape is a draw not a form (or bend). SW does not flatter draws.
Do you want to dimension the shape as a flat or as a formed part?
It doesn't flatter them, but does it at least smile at them, or not criticize them? (Sorry Rick, but I couldn't resist.)
I deserve much ribbing for that one Glenn. I won't correct it because now it's just funny.
For future reference, kindly Insert flatten for flatter..
Thanks rick.
my question is clear. I want to design a soccer ball panels and i design it in solidworks then i should transfer it on a surface for cutting panels but dimension of shapes on sphere is different from plane.
my question is that how to dimension of this shapes for flatting these?
Kevin, have you seen this?
How to model the Beau Jeu Ball in SOLIDWORKS
yes , I see this, but i like to materialize this shapes on plane .
If I understand your question correctly, you want to get the "flat-Blank" for this spherical part?
By definition, a spherical shape is a draw not a form (or bend). SW does not flatter draws.
Do you want to dimension the shape as a flat or as a formed part?