Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

Hi, Paul!

On page 29 of the DELFTship manual, you have the format of the text input file. It is very well explained what means each row and column of the file.

Have a nice day!

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

Thank you, Terry!

I am also a member of the Model Ship World forum and I will visit the post on the submitted link.

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

Hi, Terry!

Thank you a lot for your engagement and the solution. I appreciate it so much.

Kind regards, Hrvoje

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Hrvoje.

[Hrvoje]

Yes, it is the last (rightmost) column. 🙂
Have a look at the page 32, table of offsets in the User’s Manual.

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

Hi, Jurgen!

Thank you for the comment. I am also ship modeler and I run the forum about wooden ship modeling. The ships from Mediteranian area are the subject of this forum. One of the forum friends is making bragozzo , you can see it here Bragozzo
If you have something interesting for publish on my forum it would be nice. The hull of your model looks beautiful.

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

1. Select the points you want to align.
2. On the Home tab click “Align points” (on the “Point” menu).
3. On the small pop up screen check “Adjust X-coordinate”. And for Y and Z, also.
4. Click “OK”.

I hope this helped. 🙂

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

Select edges on the shear line and on the “edge edit options” and click “Extrude curved”. 🙂

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

Hi, Alex!
The picture is not enough informative to see the problem. Can you zoom out so I can see whole surface (the right part). Also zoom in to the left side to see what is in the corner.
You can delete the face you don’t like and create a new one.

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

Hallo shipbuilders,

is it possible to impact waterlines or stations directly?

Klaus from Kanu-Werft

Hello, Klaus!
I am not sure that I understand your question. When impacting waterlines what exactly you want to do?

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

Hi, Usman!

You can use DelftShip to define the ship’s form. To build the real boat you must have a set of drawings (workshop drawings) where are defined constructional details of this boat. Then using these workshop drawings you can start to build the boat.
I hope this can help you. 🙂

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

Hi, Miric!

Pokušavam prebaciti linije iz AUTOCADA 2010 u delftship,no ne uspijevam.

I did not try this. Usually I export from DelftShip and import the file into CAD. The file is in “dxf” format.

Nadalje,da li ima neka instrukcija ,uputstvo na hrvatskom ,kako uopće započeti s radom u deftshipu??
Uopće nemam ideju kako započeti rad,budući nigdje nema nekog vođenja step by step,kroz program.
pozdrav
Miric

There is very good User’s Manual in Download area of this site. I started with it.

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

Hi! I believe that you should have crease edge on the connection of the deck and the stem. (Selected edges on the picture.)

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

…
A – I found out that the sail area data shown on the hydrostatic design report by far is not correct
what do we have to do to get the correct sail area?
…

Adriano, is the sail area two times bigger than you expected?

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

Together wit the doghouse, seen from the profile:

Kind regards, Hrvoje

[Hrvoje]

After we close the gaps in all four edges we will have the gap between the window frame and the glass. (Window is not mosquito-proof. 🙂 )
It is possible to close this gap around the glass using the same technique as for the window corners.

Kind regards, Hrvoje

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