Catia V5 | Catia V6: Surface Continuity and What You Really Need to Know

[@smekbiggy2670]

Those are the best tutorials

[@pepedecoatza]

congrats. very good explanaition. I would like to see more about theorical tolerances in Class A surface (what the max deviation values really means or whate amount of deviation is recomended)

[@ClassASurfacing]

+jose hernandez I have been thinking about that subject a lot and how to present it.

[@khalilibrahim8421]

class A surfacing where is the video? Please

[@4urel111]

Thanks, great explanation! May I ask how you get those fully continuousa pink curves laid on the surfaces? I ve tried the Isoparametric Curve function but the generated curve gets divided at the edges of the blend and so does my porcupine analysis.

[@ClassASurfacing]

Those are plain intersect curves to a plane. It was easiest for demonstration purposes. And thank you.

[@jafarkoskhol3162]

Thanks a lot. I have a question. Is there any tool in CATIA for converting surface connections to higher orders? for example convert a G1 connection to a G3?

[@manop919]

The surface is so difficult. I try to do the smooth surface. but It's not OK. Anyway This video is very very useful to me. Thank you a lot. Sorry for my horrible English.

[@ric44n]

Do you have a clip explaining what G0,1,2,3 are?

[@ClassASurfacing]

+Ric Just got started making those. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpKwZXqai7WcbLs This is G0. I have G1 complete. G2 will happen soon. Cheers

[@ric44n]

+class A surfacing thanks!! Just found your G0 and G1 videos.

[@cornelflorea84]

Hi. I want to know how these surfaces were created. I want to see the story in catia v5. Please give me a nice. CATPart. Regards Please beg me to answer my message.