tag:www.3dvia.com,2007:media43AB67794B5D6F41commentsatom 3DVIA http://www.3dvia.com/ 2008-09-19T18:22:57+02:00 tag:www.3dvia.com,2007:227806182A3C0E20 <div class="thumbnail-photo"> <img src="http://www.3dvia.com/3dsearch/Content/2375C6192B3D0F21_C1.jpg?DefaultImage=user_photo_default.gif"/> </div> <p>Very nice! I really like the way you've pulled the hull off one side and showed the structure throughout. I enjoy seeing how things are made and boats are always interesting.</p> 2008-09-19T18:22:57+02:00 tag:www.3dvia.com,2007:623846586A7C4E60 <div class="thumbnail-photo"> <img src="http://www.3dvia.com/3dsearch/Content/6551495B6D7F5163_C1.jpg?DefaultImage=user_photo_default.gif"/> </div> <p>In fact thismodel - a sample for students of local River-transport Academy. The aprt of the hull is not removed but just made transaprent, so students can see the structure, still able to use Bill of Materials correctly.</p> 2008-09-20T08:14:27+02:00 tag:www.3dvia.com,2007:E3BAC7D9EBFDCFE1 <div class="thumbnail-photo"> <img src="http://www.3dvia.com/3dsearch/Content/2375C6192B3D0F21_C1.jpg?DefaultImage=user_photo_default.gif"/> </div> <p>That's a good idea. The model information says that it was created using 3DS. What program were you using that would generate a BOM (Bill of Materials)?</p> 2008-09-20T15:48:49+02:00 tag:www.3dvia.com,2007:A8F58C9EB08294A6 <div class="thumbnail-photo"> <img src="http://www.3dvia.com/3dsearch/Content/6551495B6D7F5163_C1.jpg?DefaultImage=user_photo_default.gif"/> </div> <p>Originally model was created using bCAD software (www.propro.ru) then exported to 3DS for uploading to 3DVIA site.</p> 2008-09-21T07:46:21+02:00