isoparametric curves

[nicnoc]

Good morning to all, this is my first post in the catia section.
I wanted to know if there is a way to create, on a freeform surface, a lattice of isoparametric curves equidistant between them.

I need to create a generic double-curve surface on which to insert double-curve steel panels.

 

[Sasso SP]

Good morning to all, this is my first post in the catia section.
I wanted to know if there is a way to create, on a freeform surface, a lattice of isoparametric curves equidistant between them.

I need to create a generic double-curve surface on which to insert double-curve steel panels.

Hi.
to create isoparametrics just use the command (you find it in the menu where there is union, breaks etc)
Once you have selected the command in the editing window, you can edit the starting point by selecting the surface edge!
or you could first create the equidistant points and then create the iso by developing the previously created points!

 

[nicnoc]

true, thank you so much, I had thought about it too (no, it is not true, only to such a thing). Thank you so much!

 

[Extra300]

Hi.
to create isoparametrics just use the command (you find it in the menu where there is union, breaks etc)
Once you have selected the command in the editing window, you can edit the starting point by selecting the surface edge!
or you could first create the equidistant points and then create the iso by developing the previously created points!

Mr.:36_1_4: with catia v4 it was possible to give the number of isoparametrics in h and in v and he made them.... .
There are also several other caties v4 did and v5 no....
You see they were useful to a few.

 

[Sasso SP]

Mr.:36_1_4: with catia v4 it was possible to give the number of isoparametrics in h and in v and he made them.... .
There are also several other caties v4 did and v5 no....
You see they were useful to a few.

hi estra300 actually also in v5 there is that command, should be in the freestyle module.