Re: Is there a way how to deal with asymmetric (with regard to x-axis, i.e. centre line of ship) regions of a hull?
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Hello cruzmayora,
many thanks for your reply!
Actually, I already suspected that one (or maybe the only) way to deal with non-symmetric hulls in DS would involve layers.
But since my hull shapes so far have been quite simple, such as that of the German railway ferry that I currently try to reconstruct, and as I only concentrated on the hull lines (i.e. absence of superstructures, which I know many DS artists are capable of creating), I have to confess that I so far haven’t made acquaintance with layers.
Maybe, would you be so kind to tell me how I would have to define a separate layer (i.e. which grid control points of the stern should I include) and how to procede from there?
Here are a few images of my current work. I hope the BBCode works and displays the links here.
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