Cómo dibujar superficies curvas en SketchUp

El programa SketchUp trabaja generalmente con planos, bordes y superficies. Sin embargo, puedes crear fácilmente una superficie curva utilizando SketchUp. Lee este artículo para aprender a hacerlo.

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Desplaza la copia a una pequeña distancia del original.
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Sostén la tecla "Ctrl", haz clic sobre la herramienta "Eraser", y borra las líneas que aparecen en la parte superior e inferior, hasta que la superficie tenga un aspecto "suave".
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Crea otro juego de arcos. Tendrán un doblez diferente al juego de arcos original. Cuando crees la nueva copia, fíjate en la línea verde que las conecta. Esta línea indica que están en el mismo plano el uno respecto al otro, y con respecto al eje verde.
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Observa la captura de pantalla para tener una idea.
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Es probable que necesites utilizar la función "Push/pull" para lograrlo.
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Selecciona "Intersect Faces", y luego "With Selection".
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No borres las líneas que quedaron sobre la superficie original, y que provienen de la segunda superficie.

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