Modelling a fast boat hull in Rhino from an image of its sections

An example of modelling a ship hull in Rhino.
- The image with ship sections was imported (shown in previous video) and then scaled.
- Curves that represent the ship sections were drawn using the interpolated curve tool.
- The sections' curves are then distanced.
- Finally, the hull is made by lofting.
This is more of an exercise than the strict way how to model a ship hull.

[@basakkibar2488]

Also we are so grateful that you are sharing videos with us. Thank you very much. We would like to see more tutorials like that.

[@cagedreptile]

Thank you. This is one of the better modeling videos.

[@maxshow7949]

awesome!

[@Noahlochner0]

Can you take your designed boat, and make a flat cut file for CNC in ORCA?

[@mohddanial6511]

hai... i just wanna ask...do we really need the body plan to design a hull??

[@navalarchitecturefesb3644]

No, we don't. It depends on your experience. *Usually* new designs are based on existing ones. So designers use some similar ships forms to modify them to make a new one.

[@mohddanial6511]

@@navalarchitecturefesb3644 oh i see now....thx

[@basakkibar2488]

Can you model hull with keel too please? (Like cutter.) It's complicated more than fast boat hull form.

[@gersinhw15]

Hi, could you make a vídeo how to design a small boat ? Ty

[@navalarchitecturefesb3644]

You mean the hull or whole boat?

[@gersinhw15]

Naval Architecture FESB the whole boat, like a youtube serie! You're very talented!!

[@diocan7710]

Fala lipa splićani poz iz pule

[@denizozsuslu1684]

Can u share your 3dm file ?

[@vdm7776]

Thanks! But I'm don't hear you.

[@navalarchitecturefesb3644]

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