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faisal_durr July 1, 2011 06:23

How to make this kinda o-grid?
 
Hello guys, I am trying to build a room model. Till now i have been using square openings but im now supposed to use circular openings and thus i have to use 0-grids now. I have been advised to use a specific sort of o-grid. The picture of which is shown below. I want to create the same sort of o-grid for my model but cant seem to create it in that manner. Can you please help me by telling me exactly how to create the following type of o-grid structure? Thanks.

faisal_durr July 1, 2011 06:26

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This picture shows the mesh i am supposed to have for my openings...

faisal_durr July 1, 2011 09:43

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These are the views of the blocks without the mesh enabled of the kind of 0-grid i should use.

faisal_durr July 1, 2011 09:45

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I have tried to mimic the mesh set up and have reached upto these stages...

faisal_durr July 1, 2011 09:47

I dont know what im doing wrong. If i tick the "around block" in the split block>o-grid block panel i dont get the round kinda mesh around the openings. Rather the blocks around the openings are distorted in another fashion. Help me please :)

bharthi July 1, 2011 10:53

have u associated edges to the circle....

faisal_durr July 1, 2011 18:51

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Originally Posted by bharthi (Post 314415)
have u associated edges to the circle....

You mean associating the rectangular edges to the circular curves of the openings? Nope have not done that buddy.... is that what im doing wrong? :confused:

saisanthoshm88 July 14, 2011 08:58

Yes you need to make the appropriate associations and I see that your model has three concentric circles so you may want to have three o grids all together to make a proper capture


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