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    Minimum bounding box problem

    Ah ok, I had trouble abstracting from the fact that the vectors could point in other directions than a x,y,z based grid. Do you have any figures or other visualization of this method? I have trouble visualizing the result and my understanding is very visually based. I found a method...
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    Minimum bounding box problem

    Thank you for the very elaborate answer. I have a couple of questions. In this method you propose, I'm supposed to have found the fit plane first right? or else won't the boxes allways be based on the chosen plane for the grid? and the chosen plane for the grid, might not necessarily be the one...
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    Minimum bounding box problem

    Sorry. Panel is just a term we use at the practice where I work. By panel I mean a three dimensional surface. By double curved I mean that in any point on the surface it has two perpendicular intersection planes which yields two non-straight curves. The surface is continuous in all of its...
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    Minimum bounding box problem

    Hi, I'm working at a small company currently trying to create a casting mould for double curved surfaces. I'm in charge of programming, and I'm creating a plugin for Rhino which is supposed to take a double curved panel and reorient it to the xy-plane from where it is read and sent to our...
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    Who does Finite Element Modelling?

    Thanks for the answers. I found two solutions. One was a site where I can hire freelance engineers for a project. I found several guys that does Finite Element Analysis. Or else I can use on of the renowned companies.
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    Who does Finite Element Modelling?

    Hi Could anyone point me in the right direction? I'm employed at a small firm, only three employees at the time being. Our competencies spans from architecture to programming. We're in need of somebody who can help us create a finite element solution which we can implement in the cad...
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