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Workflow to show how stitch on a surface model can be made using Alias tools for generating compelling visual imagery.
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Level – Intermediate Alias/20130226 [email protected]
Creating Stitch in Alias – mainly for visualization Modeling a stitch in Alias helps designers to visualise their design in a much more compelling way.
Modeling a single stitch
A quick model can be generated using Surfaces -> Torus with the sweep set to 180 degrees and then applying non proportional scaling tool.
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Fig 1
On the desired surface , create the path for the stitch by projecting a curve . Using Transform -> Duplicate Place tool , - Select the target object ( surface created previously ) ; click Accept Targets - Specify the number of duplicate stitch models & distance between them - Select the destination COS as created before ; click Accept duplicate Place
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Define the path of the stitch
Target object Fig 2
Fig 3
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As seen in Fig 3 , the orientation of the stitch on the desired path is not what was desired. To adjust the orientation, rotate the target model by 90 degrees along Z axis as shown . The surface stitches change orientation as shown in Fig 4
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With the construction history active, query Edit the objects on the path and select Elevate on the bottom right side of screen to adjust manually to the desired location visually . The stitch surface model also can be taken to a visualisation software application like Autodesk Showcase to generate a compelling visual imagery .