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May 25, 2023, 15:11 |
axisymmetric morphing
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Hello everyone !
i have a question related to morphing with Ansa. Let's say i have a geometry i want to morph with a deformation map. The deformation i want to apply is pretty simple, i have 4 vectors : X, R, DX, DR. X for abscissa, R for Radius. It is a 2 dimensional deformation. But my geometry is a 3D Model. Would it be possible to tell Ansa to morph the geometry in an axisymmetrical manner ? meaning : X becomes X + DX Y becomes Y + DR * cos(theta) Z becomes Z + DR * sin(theta) My main concern is : If i build a table X, Y, Z, DX, DY, DZ, I have to sample theta. And if i do that, i will end up with a sort of "petal" deformation (along theta sampling). Because Ansa will interpolate in a linear manner between theta samples. Thanks a lot for your advices ! |
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