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> I have the source for 9.12 Source code of Hullform?

detourdog 3y ago
yes, I was doing a lot of research in this are 18 or so months ago and I stumbled on it and downloaded it. I don’t have windows so I haven’t done anything with it yet. My memory is that it is very early lofting software and has a reputation for being a close analog to the actual process. I have strange CAD ideas that are closer to lofting than using a mouse. My intention was to look through the source to find the “engine” and work around that.
- app4soft 3y ago
  > yes Hm, source (and binary) uploaded to GitHub this week, but not by original developer.[0] Code last touched on February 18, 2011.[1] On Softpedia there are its screenshots.[2] > I don’t have windows so I haven’t done anything with it yet. Use Wine to launch Windows sotware under Linux.[3] But, as for me, FREE!ship is the better and more advanced than Hullform. [0] https://github.com/jesshaas/hullform https://github.com/jesshaas/hullform [1] https://github.com/jesshaas/hullform/blob/main/Final%20Release/hullform_source.zip https://github.com/jesshaas/hullform/blob/main/Final%20Relea... [2] https://www.softpedia.com/get/Science-CAD/Hullform.html https://www.softpedia.com/get/Science-CAD/Hullform.html [3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_(software) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_(software)
  - detourdog 3y ago
    /* Hullform component - builders.c * Copyright (C) 2011 Peter Rye * Email: prye@iinet.net.au This is from the builders.c file of my source. I haven't done anything other than download the source from somewhere. I'm still getting other things in place before I need to look into running the software. I will probably try to do a new build. Per the Github suggestions. I need to start at a pretty raw level. I think Freeship might be too evolved for me. I definitely want to work with parametrics and I can't remember if hullform is parametric. I have found the Boatdesign.net community pretty unhelpful, excepting a few members. https://www.boatdesign.net/attachments/parametric_hull_form_design-pdf.22392/ https://www.boatdesign.net/attachments/parametric_hull_form_...
    - detourdog 3y ago
      I just found this thesis which is also a commercial product. https://www.polycad.co.uk/downloads/MB_Compit2010.pdf https://www.polycad.co.uk/downloads/MB_Compit2010.pdf

yes, I was doing a lot of research in this are 18 or so months ago and I stumbled on it and downloaded it. I don’t have windows so I haven’t done anything with it yet. My memory is that it is very early lofting software and has a reputation for being a close analog to the actual process. I have strange CAD ideas that are closer to lofting than using a mouse. My intention was to look through the source to find the “engine” and work around that.

app4soft 3y ago
> yes Hm, source (and binary) uploaded to GitHub this week, but not by original developer.[0] Code last touched on February 18, 2011.[1] On Softpedia there are its screenshots.[2] > I don’t have windows so I haven’t done anything with it yet. Use Wine to launch Windows sotware under Linux.[3] But, as for me, FREE!ship is the better and more advanced than Hullform. [0] https://github.com/jesshaas/hullform https://github.com/jesshaas/hullform [1] https://github.com/jesshaas/hullform/blob/main/Final%20Release/hullform_source.zip https://github.com/jesshaas/hullform/blob/main/Final%20Relea... [2] https://www.softpedia.com/get/Science-CAD/Hullform.html https://www.softpedia.com/get/Science-CAD/Hullform.html [3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_(software) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_(software)
- detourdog 3y ago
  /* Hullform component - builders.c * Copyright (C) 2011 Peter Rye * Email: prye@iinet.net.au This is from the builders.c file of my source. I haven't done anything other than download the source from somewhere. I'm still getting other things in place before I need to look into running the software. I will probably try to do a new build. Per the Github suggestions. I need to start at a pretty raw level. I think Freeship might be too evolved for me. I definitely want to work with parametrics and I can't remember if hullform is parametric. I have found the Boatdesign.net community pretty unhelpful, excepting a few members. https://www.boatdesign.net/attachments/parametric_hull_form_design-pdf.22392/ https://www.boatdesign.net/attachments/parametric_hull_form_...
  - detourdog 3y ago
    I just found this thesis which is also a commercial product. https://www.polycad.co.uk/downloads/MB_Compit2010.pdf https://www.polycad.co.uk/downloads/MB_Compit2010.pdf