Re: heeled waterline
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November 7, 2011 at 13:22
#35314

Keymaster
You could try the following:
- First mirror your model around the center plane so you have both sides of the geometry modeled
- Then switch off the symmetry settings for all the layers you have just mirrored. This ensures the software doesn’t mirror these layers againg during the calculations.
- Rotate the model around the longitudinal axis
- Finally you can try to find the new draught by iterating between a minimum and maximum draught until your displacement matches the original design displacement
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