About Surfaces - Setting Surface Type
Setting Surface Type
RevWorks can automatically generate two types of surfaces from collected point data:
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Curved (NURBS) - Creates a smooth, best-fit surface feature that approximates the curvature of the collected data.
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Planar – Creates a best-fit flat surface feature through the collected data.
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Note: RevWorks generates single-patch surfaces and is not intended to create surfaces from data that completely surrounds a body. |
To Select Surface Type.
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From the RevWorks toolbar, select
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or select Options… from the RevWorks menu.
The Options dialog appears.
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In the Surface tab, select Curved (NURBS) or Planar for the Surface Type.
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