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| Aug9-11, 09:03 AM | #1 |
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Parametric helical surface
Dear colleagues,
I am trying to parametrize a surface that follows an helix. The basic equations for this surface are: x = R1*cos(theta) y = R1*sin(theta) z = B1*theta + h where "theta" and "h" are the parameters and R1 and B1 are constants. I am looking for the parametrization of this surface, but skewed, so that the left and right edges (at theta_min and theta_max) are normal to the helix, instead of being parallel to Z (and the other 2 edges remain parallel to the helix). At the moment, I use a FOR loop to modify the vertices to skew my surface, but I was wondering if there was a more straightforward way, through a new parametrization. Best regards, M. |
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